This paper presents a systematic review of 18 studies about people in prison who forgo the
opportunity for parole. Employing a Mixed Methods Research Synthesis, the review …

Electronic monitoring (EM) has been introduced in over 30 countries around the world. In
most English-speaking countries, it has moved well beyond experimental status and …

This article examines the most recent changes in Australian parole laws, policies and
practices in the context of the changing relations between legislatures, the courts and parole …

Parole and parole boards play critical roles in criminal justice systems. With parolee
numbers and imprisonment rates increasing in many countries, parole decision-making is a …

Research exploring gender differences in public attitudes toward parole is limited, despite a
large body of literature showing that men and women have diverging views on other criminal …

Community sanctions involving supervision are a neglected field in criminological research
and are widely viewed in political, media and public discourse as' not prison'and a'let-off'. An …

Australia has nine different legislative regimes for sentencing and parole, as well as eight
prison regimes; it has therefore been described as an ideal penal laboratory. This paper …

This paper engages with challenges of localism, collaboration and reflexivity in thinking
about the conceptualisation and development of partnership learning communities between …

Recent Australian reforms to parole following high-profile violations are premised on a
purported public desire for greater restrictions on the use of parole. These changes reflect …

'Criminalisation'has attracted considerable scholarly attention in recent years, much of it
concerned with identifying the normative limits of criminal law‐making. Starting from the …