Titlebook: Criminal Justice and Corruption; State Power, Privati Graham Brooks Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 democrac

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Vigilantes: The Corruption of the Justice System,about extra-judicial punishment by either police and/or groups outside the legal order and thus the contested notion of what criminal justice can do, and is able to do, and the definition of ‘justice’.

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Lawyers and Criminal Justice, offenders commit crimes and/or acting alone. This is followed by a discussion on tactics employed by lawyers in a court of law to defend a client(s). Finally this is all placed into a theorectical framework on why lawyers might commit white collar crime.

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An Archipelago of Profit: Custodial Institutions and Corruption,ribery of ‘correction/prison officers’, the?smuggling of?weapons, narcotics, and?cell phones in exchange for sexual, and/or?financial rewards. In addition I review the reach of corruption beyond custodial institutions by inmates?and assess the role and reach of corruption in the private prison sector.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-24748-5challenges in developing an accurate understanding of?the extent of corruption because of the differences in recorded crime data, policing corruption, the privatization of police services, and corruption behind prison walls.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-24748-5ecific police units (i.e. narcotics and/or vice) that have engaged in corruption. This chapter will build on this work but also consider the problem of trying to define law enforcement corruption, discuss the causes of corruption, undercover work and private policing. The chapter will conclude with