Titlebook: Uses and Consequences of a Criminal Conviction; Going on the Record Margaret Fitzgerald O‘Reilly Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Policing the Criminal Record assess the true impact of past record upon police work, thus the chapter comprises a number of elements in order to evaluate the significance of a past conviction in this area. This includes a look at the nature and extent of police powers and targeting practices towards particular groups of offend

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The Role of Criminal Record in Bailail Acts 1997 and 2007 and the implications of these changes. Traditionally, bail was a common law issue and factors relevant to granting or refusing bail was a matter for the judiciary. The impact of the legislation under discussion has been to change this, with criminal record becoming a prominent

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The Criminal Record on Trialf evidence in chief, and the second addresses the rules pertaining to cross-examination. In relation to evidence in chief, the focus is upon examining the rules of similar fact evidence at trial in order to determine the role that past convictions play. The second part then examines the law of cross

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Post-Release Monitoring of Ex-offenders in the Communityach to dealing with offenders in the aftermath of imprisonment. Such measures seek to control and monitor the individual’s behaviour in the community by virtue of notification requirements and other monitoring orders. Considering that these measures represent a significant departure from the notion

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Conclusiont approach taken towards ex-offenders. It further examines the European Criminal Records Information System (ECRIS) with a view to determining the increasing emphasis upon monitoring offenders on a cross-jurisdictional scale and the potential consequences of this. The chapter aims to provide an over

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r of the protests, and a negative tone heightened by the use of the protest paradigm. It also employs strategic ambiguity, reflected in the diminished and appellatory use of key terms like freedom and democracy. These findings point to an agenda set to relentlessly delegitimize the protests, which, over time, curtails press freedom.

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Margaret Fitzgerald O’Reillyints in a plane.” In other words, a given area may be such a small portion of a spherical system that it appears flat; however, because all identifiable experiences belong to systems, “great-circle segment” and “geodesic” are interchangeable in synergetics.