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Issue No: 13	Cover - Blue
From England JR 93 HOPE AND REDEMPTION Catholic Bishops present further Christian approaches to punishment and prison. From Norway JR 94 CRIME, PAIN AND DEATH Nils Christie challenges conventional attitudes towards crime. From England JR 95 THE SINNERS AND THE SINNED AGAINST Brenda Hale writes about women in the criminal justice system. From Canada JR 96 A DANGEROUS JOURNEY Gillian McLean writes about violence in a woman's life. From England JR 97 ON BEING A PRISONER Robert Shaw reflects on his experiences as a prisoner. From England JR 98 PRISON ALPHA COURSES IN ENGLAND AND WALES John Race outlines developments in Alpha courses in UK prisons. From England JR 99 LOSS INTERVENTION PROJECT FOR MALE ADULT PRISONERS. Peter Hammersley and Dorothy Ayling write about their work in prison From Russia JR 100 RUSSIA'S GIANT INCARCERATOR - PRISON REFLECTIONS Laura Piacentini writes about thirteen years study of the Russian prison system
Issue No: 14	Cover - Yellow
From the USA JR 101 WHEN TO FORGIVE Avery Cardinal Dulles considers the importance of forgiveness. From England JR 102 CARETAKERS OF PUNISHMENT - PRISON OFFICER PERSONAL AUTHORITY AND THE RULE OF LAW David Scott views prison officers' authority historically, legally and socially. From New Zealand JR 103 A PROPHET OF GOD'S JUSTICE - RECLAIMING THE POLITICAL JESUS Christopher Marshall interprets Jesus' vision for our society. From England JR 104 THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS NOW OR NEVER Timothy Radcliffe offers hope in the face of terror. From New Zealand JR 105 PENAL POPULISM - INFLUENTIAL BUT NOT INEVITABLE John Pratt comments on the worldwide trend to increase imprisonment. From England JR 106 BEATITUDES BEHIND BARS - FAITH BASED THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITIES IN PRISONS Jonathan Burnside reviews faith based units in prisons. From the USA JR 107 SOME ELEMENTS OF A PRISON THEOLOGY Pierre Raphael writes about his work as a chaplain in Rikers Island, New York. From England JR 108 CONJUGAL VISITS John Croft reviews afresh the sustaining of relationships during imprisonment.
Issue No: 15	Cover - Green
From England JR 109 CRIMINAL JUSTICE - BUILDING RESPONSIBILITY Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, speaks on 25th Anniversary of the Prison Reform Trust. From England JR 110 I BID YOU, FIND FRIENDS AMONG THE DEMONISED AND DEHUMANISED John Sentamu's sermon at his inauguration as Archbishop of York on 30 November 2005. From England JR 111 A CHRISTIAN APPROACH TO PUNISHMENT Alan Duce examines the darkness of imprisonment through the insights of religious faith. From England JR 112 TRIBUTE TO UNA PADEL Tony Pearson, Chairman of Centre for Crime and Justice Studies Council , remembers Una Padel, Director of CCJS, who died in August 2006. From England JR 113 THE STATE OF PRISONS IN ENGLAND AND WALES AS SEEN BY JOHN HOWARD IN 1777 Terry Nowell writes on John Howard's findings. From England JR 114 THE STATE OF PRISONS IN ENGLAND AND WALES Anne Owers, HM Chief Inspector of Prisons, speaks at the Centre's Annual General Meeting in December 2005 From Canada JR 115 A NEW PARADIGM OF JUSTICE Wayne Northey writes of the Victim Offender Reconciliation Project of the Mennonite Central Committee, Kitchener, Ontario. From the USA JR 116 THE COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES OF MASS IMPRISONMENT IN THE USA Helen Codd asks whether this is a cautionary tale or a vision of the future.
Issue No: 16	Due Nov 2007
From England JR 117 ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE - MURDER Lord Phillips speaks to the School of Law in Birmingham about the law of murder From England JR 118 THEMES OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE FOUND IN THE STORY OF ZACCHAEUS Cherie Booth examines restorative justice in this Lenten Talk From Canada JR 119 THE CROSS: GOD'S PEACE WORK - TOWARDS A RESTORATIVE PEACEMAKING UNDERSTANDING OF THE ATONEMENT Wayne Northey gives an understanding of the Atonement rooted in restorative justice From England JR 120 CRIMINAL POLICY IN A CHANGING SOCIETY John Croft writes about the changing face of criminal policy From the USA JR 121 "JUSTICE, JUSTICE, THOU SHALT PURSUE": DIVINE AND HUMAN JUSTICE IN A CORRECTIONAL CONTEXT Jens Soering writes from prison on retribution and restoration From England JR 122 FROM CONSENT TO COMPLIANCE Malcolm Lacey uses the centenary of the Probation Service to examine the role of the Probation Officer From England JR 123 JUST COMMUNITIES - KEEPING CRIME AT BAY ? Mike Nash examines competing notion of community in recent government legislation From England JR 124 REMEMBERING THOSE IN LINCOLN'S PRISONS 1774-1872 Terry Nowell charts Lincoln prison between John Howard's visit in 1774 and the then new prison opening in 1872
Issue No: 17	Cover - Pink
From England JR 125 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: WHAT'S THAT THEN ? Debra Clothier from the Restorative Justice Consortium sets out the case for Restorative Justice From Canada JR 126 IS THERE A PLACE FOR DREAMING? : RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND INTERNATIONAL STATE CONFLICT Wayne Northey argues the case for Restorative Justice as a peacemaking response to international state conflict From England JR 127 ON BEING INNOCENT: PROFESSIONAL AND OTHER RESPONSES Robert Shaw writes about his experience of being found innocent and responses from others From Canada JR 128 JUST DESERTS or SHALOM Henk Smidstra describes the impact of faith on the criminal justice system From Canada JR 129 EDUCATION IN PRISON: THE EDUCATION OF A FELON BECOMING A HUMAN BEING Rod Carter charts the impact of education in prison on the future course of his life From England JR 130 FROM RETRIBUTION TO RESTORATION: A NEW MODEL FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE Martin Wright, in 1987, describes the new thinking of Restorative Justice in an insightful way
Issue No: 18	Cover - Purple
From England JR 131 WHY LONG PRISON SENTENCES ARE FUTILE Robert Shaw questions the value of long terms spent in prison From the U.S.A. JR 132 CORRECTIONAL CAPITALISM IN THE "LAND OF THE FREE" Jens Soering explores the profit motive in America's prisons From England JR 133 KEEPING THE LID ON John Croft discusses the role of the criminal justice system as it struggles to control crime From Canada JR 134 "A GREAT IRONY OF HISTORY": THE CROSS AND PEACE Wayne Northey takes us on an exploration of the the nonviolent cross of Jesus From England JR 135 THE SALVATION OF SOULS: IS THIS THE PURPOSE OF CANON LAW ? Malcolm Bowman writes on the value and purpose of Canon Law From Australia & USA JR 136 THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE: SOME CRITICAL REFLECTIONS Kathleen Daly and Russ Immarigeon give an early evaluation of restorative justice From Canada JR 137 SCRIPTURAL BASES OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE. THE PROMISE OF A NEW COVENANT Rod Carter takes us on a journey through the biblical foundations of restorative justice

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