The Making of Criminal Justice Policy
by Sue Hobbs
Sue Hobbs’s The Making of Criminal Justice Policy explores the formation and development of policy in the criminal justice sphere. Focused on the relationship between governance, law, and public decision-making, it offers a relevant introduction for readers studying criminal justice and the broader policy process.
About This Book
The Making of Criminal Justice Policy focuses on how criminal justice policy is made and developed.
Written by Sue Hobbs, the book is relevant to readers studying law, criminal justice, and public policy.
Its subject places policy formation at the center of discussions about crime, justice, and governance.
This title may serve as a useful resource for exploring the relationship between public decision-making and criminal justice.
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