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Morality and Criminal Justice Policy,t much room in the management of the modern state for religious ideologies of any kind. Yet there is a growing call for a revival of the world views of old in the field of social administration. This chapter addresses the trends in the Dutch policy on crime in relation to the issue of morality.

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Book 2000nd more as a focal point in public morality. The "discovery" of the victim of crime can be seen as the marking point by which criminal justice got its central position in the maintenance of social order. It is the result of a general "victimalization" of today‘s morality. ..This ingenious book - acc

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Zusammenfassung und Schlussbetrachtung,ive of mugging, bank robberies, rape or murder than tax fraud or illegally dumping chemical waste. So it is no wonder the field of criminology, the social science that addresses conduct relevant to criminal law, is largely focused on differentiating this intuitive significance and putting it into th

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Ergebnisse der empirischen Analyse,ligion. It combines this aversion however with an acknowledgement of the useful purpose religion can serve “for controlling the people” (quoted by Bourdieu, 1987). Today the relevance of this ambivalence to religion on the part of the modern state would seem to have been totally revived. There is no

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Ergebnisse der empirischen Analyse, the criminal justice system occupies the same position in a postmodern culture as it did in the past. From this angle, it is not the conformity to the law that is at issue in a society without the ideologies of the past, but the moral legitimacy of criminal justice. Criminal justice is less and les

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Was w?re die Mathematik ohne die Wurzel?, the more chance there is of the victim being recognized and acknowledged as such. In this chapter, I make an effort to illustrate this postulate developed in the previous chapter on the basis of one of the most striking victim resurrections of recent times, the resurrection of the sexually abused