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Criminal Justice Matters, Volume 58 Issue 1 2004

Crime & Technology

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The magazine of the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, King's College London
ISSN: 1934-6220 (electronic) 0962-7251 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 4 issues per year
Publisher: Routledge
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David Wall
Page 3
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Crime Science
Ken Pease OBE
Pages 4 – 5
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High-Tech Solutions to Low-Tech Crimes? Crime and terror in the surveillance assemblage
Yvonne Jewkes
Pages 6 – 7
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‘Technocorrections’ and the future of crime control
Craig Patterson
Pages 8 – 9
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Home Detention: restrictions without rationale?
Una Padel
Pages 10 – 11
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Electronic Monitoring: exploring the commercial dimension
Mike Nellis
Pages 12 – 13
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Policing in Ignorance?
Peter Gill
Pages 14 – 15
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Searching for the Next Techno-Fix: drug testing in the criminal justice system
Toby Seddon
Pages 16 – 17
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Computer Simulation in Criminal Justice Research
Patricia L. Brantingham;  Paul J. Brantingham; Uwe Glässer
Pages 18 – 19
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What are Cybercrimes?
David Wall
Pages 20 – 21
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Cyber Criminals on Trial
Russell Smith;  Peter Grabosky; Gregor Urbas
Pages 22 – 23
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Emerging Problems in Digital Evidence
Peter Sommer
Pages 24 – 25
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Police Technology: crime analysis
Peter Manning
Pages 26 – 27
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The Police-Insurance Connection
Kevin Haggerty;  Aaron Doyle; Richard Ericson
Pages 28 – 29
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Situating the Police in Cyberspace
David Wall
Pages 30 – 31
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The Criminal Courts Online
Clive Walker
Pages 32 – 33
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cjm update
Una Padel
Page 35
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Rethinking Crime and Punishment
Rob Allen
Pages 38 – 39
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Alternative Thinking
Richard Garside
Pages 40 – 41
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Representing ‘the enemy’: human rights and the war on terror
Clive Stafford Smith
Pages 44 – 47
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