Titlebook: Psycho-legal Concepts for Parenting in Child Custody and Child Protection Vol. 2; Ethical and Legal Is Don Tustin Book 2024 The Editor(s) (

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Don Tustinrs of more mundane criminal acts in real life. This chapter aims to gain a greater understanding of malefactors in some of the most common areas of criminal behaviour. It will attempt to assess their decision-making strategies and in particular their views on security. It will consider the common cr

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Don Tustinre-existing gender norms (Simpson, 2020). Accordingly, the gender bias in the exercise of discretionary power is examined in-depth, retracing the discriminatory evaluation criteria and stigmatizing stereotypes within the prison system. In doing so, a conceptual framework is presented, depicting the

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Don Tustinit due to actions that have negatively impacted society according to the law, individuals are primarily judged for specific qualities that do not align with societal ideals. The chapter observes that correctional officers’ preference for informal practices over management and observational activitie

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Don Tustinlediglich der Beschreibung situierten, sinnhaften Handelns. Er rückt damit in konzeptionelle N?he zum Alltagsbegriff der sozialkonstruktivistischen Forschungstradition (Berger/Luckmann 1969). So führt Harris (2008) in seiner Analyse unterschiedlicher Forschungsfelder der konstruktionistischen Soziol

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.Volume 2 of the book provides a perspective from a mental health clinician about concepts and principles that arise in Australian family-oriented courts, and that need to be shared between disciplines. This bo978-981-97-5398-7978-981-97-5396-3

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Conclusion,In Australia, there is an acknowledgement that both child custody and child protection courts deal with parenting topics that are associated with risks to children, including parental mental ill health, parental substance misuse, family violence and difficulty managing a child’s behaviour.