Sentencing and Criminal Justice

Andrew Ashworth

doi:10.1017/CBO9781139051965

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Frontmatter
pp i-vi

Contents
pp vii-ix

Preface
pp x-x

Table of statutes
pp xi-xv

Table of cases
pp xvi-xxvi

1 - An introduction to English sentencing
pp 1-49

2 - Sentencing and the constitution
pp 50-66

3 - Sentencing aims, principles and policies
pp 67-101

4 - Elements of proportionality
pp 102-150

5 - Aggravation and mitigation
pp 151-181

6 - Persistence, prevention and prediction
pp 182-218

7 - Equality before the law
pp 219-238

8 - Multiple offenders
pp 239-254

9 - Custodial sentencing
pp 255-292

10 - Non-custodial sentencing
pp 293-331

11 - Procedural issues and ancillary orders
pp 332-358

12 - Special sentencing powers
pp 359-379

13 - Conclusions
pp 380-389

References
pp 390-408

Index
pp 409-419

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