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Criminal Justice Matters Volume 86, 2011 - Issue 1: Criminal Justice and the Coalition
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DEBATING: FAITH BASED INTERVENTIONS

What place does faith have in the delivery of criminal justice?

Naomi Phillips, Philip Whitehead, Nic Groombridge and Claire Bonham give their opinions on whether faith based interventions are appropriate

Naomi PhillipsView further author information
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Philip WhiteheadView further author information
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Nic GroombridgeView further author information
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Claire BonhamView further author information
Pages 40-42 | Published online: 12 Dec 2011
 
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Naomi Phillips

Naomi Phillips is Head of Public Affairs at the British Humanist Association

Philip Whitehead

Philip Whitehead is Reader in Criminal and Social Justice, Teesside University

Nic Groombridge

Nic Groombridge is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Media Arts at St Mary's University College

Claire Bonham

Dr Claire Bonham is Head of Volunteering for Prison Fellowship England and Wales

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