Digital Affordances for Criminal Justice History

More than any other field of human endeavour, the criminal justice system has spawned a textual machine for knowing. One needs to look no further than the traditional law office or library, with its endless series of published law reports and series of statutes – both a visual claim to authority, a...

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Wydane: Crime, Histoire & Sociétés 2018
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description More than any other field of human endeavour, the criminal justice system has spawned a textual machine for knowing. One needs to look no further than the traditional law office or library, with its endless series of published law reports and series of statutes – both a visual claim to authority, and a form of working reference system – to understand that the criminal justice system is built on a foundation formed of its own archive. Its authority lies in recorded precedent and recorded stat...
author Hitchcock, Tim
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Digital Affordances for Criminal Justice History
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title Digital Affordances for Criminal Justice History
title_short Digital Affordances for Criminal Justice History
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title_fullStr Digital Affordances for Criminal Justice History
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