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THEMED SECTION: END OF AN ERROR

Toward a culture of complacency – criminal justice under new labour

Lee Bridges argues that a drift back to a culture of complacency surrounding criminal justice is the most worrying feature of New Labour's period in office

Pages 22-24 | Published online: 10 Mar 2010

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