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Book 2018paration of powers, individual rights, and the steady and largely unchecked proliferation of discretionary police powers across most Australian jurisdictions. On the tenth anniversary of these first Victorian on-the-spot banning powers, this Brief provides a sound basis for subsequent criminological

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2192-8533 of discretionary police powers across most Australian jurisdictions. On the tenth anniversary of these first Victorian on-the-spot banning powers, this Brief provides a sound basis for subsequent criminological978-981-10-8868-1978-981-10-8869-8Series ISSN 2192-8533 Series E-ISSN 2192-8541

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Discretionary Summary Justice,tration of justice. Banning notices are one example of a move towards police-imposed summary justice, which circumvents the criminal law, removes effective oversight, and reconfigures the notion of balance in the criminal justice system. The second part of this chapter discusseskey issues that this

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Book 2018 and human rights. It offers a revealing analysis of the problematic rationales that secured the legislative passage of banning notice provisions through the State Parliament of Victoria, Australia in 2007, which occurred?amidst similar developments in other jurisdictions across the world: in the UK

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2192-8533 applied Australian example of mixed methodological research.This book uses an Australian case study to shine a much-needed spotlight on discretionary police powers to punish, and their implications for justice and human rights. It offers a revealing analysis of the problematic rationales that secur

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Kapilas Das,Sanjib Moulick,Sanjoy Kumar Majiria’s .. The final part of the chapter considers whether the claims made to justify the need for Victoria’s banning provisions have been meaningfully tested: published banning notice data is examined, media coverage of banning and its use/effectiveness is analysed, and key findings from interview research with Victorian Magistrates are presented.