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Record ID: 348bee28-7698-4b20-9a42-8cc79710d99c
Type: Journal Article
Title: Criminal charge or probation violation?: prosecutorial discretion and implications for research in criminal court processing
Other Titles: Criminology
Authors: MacIntosh, Randall C
Kingsnorth, Rodney F
Sutherland, Sandra
Keywords: Policing;Criminal justice responses
Year: 2002
Publisher: American Society of Criminology
Citation: 40 (3), August 2002
Notes:  This US article refers to the research observation that arrests not leading to convictions may still receive punishment through other forms of sanctions. With a sample of 1,427 domestic violence cases and interviews with prosecutors, this presents the findings from a quantitative examination of this observation on the implications that case disposition by means of probation violations is of value. The findings recognise the need to analyse earlier, informal decision-making points prior to sentencing. It suggests that cases rejected or dismissed but continued by prosecutors for further action such as probation violations should not be considered as attrition
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/14070
ISSN: 0011-1384
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