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Bail Decision-Making, craft skills such as how magistrates make informal calculations on the length of time a defendant is likely to be in custody. Although this level of discretion is often criticized, the current system achieves individualized outcomes.

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Introduction, and commentary about the criminal justice process. Research studies tend to employ quantitative methods or analyse legal cases and statutes. By contrast, this book brings together quantitative and qualitative methods in examining current practices and reform initiatives. The first half of the chapt

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Bail Reform in Context,evelopments as part of debates that started in the eighteenth century on whether the criminal justice system should be concerned with punishing rational offenders or assisting those not responsible for their actions. Restorative justice involves defendants being diverted to conferences in which they

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Professional Perspectives,d half refused, and there were indications that defence lawyers could predict decisions made by particular magistrates. This chapter draws on interviews with the practitioners about their work in bail applications. It describes the work and perspectives of magistrates, defence lawyers and prosecutor

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Bail Decision-Making, describes in detail the work in responding to section 12 application in Tasmania about family violence and in applying legal tests. It also considers craft skills such as how magistrates make informal calculations on the length of time a defendant is likely to be in custody. Although this level of

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Defendants with Vulnerabilities,s in criminal courts to “vulnerable” defendants at the pretrial stage drawing on quantitative and qualitative data obtained from observing 150 bail applications. The quantitative data indicates that in half of the applications a vulnerability was either relevant to the decision or mentioned by a pra