Crime and Consequence: What should happen to people who commit criminal offences? is a collection of essays and creative reflectons edited by Anne Fox and Alison Frater. Contributors offer their lived and professional experience of the criminal justice system to suggest answers which get to the heart of the matter. They explore how best to ensure that societal responses to crime tackle the causes and consequences. They make a strong case for investment in alternatives to prison and in a range of interventions and apporaches which may better solve some of the underlying issues. The book includes contributions for public and voluntary services from the UK, Spain and the USA.
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