Compliance during community-based penal supervision
Compliance during community-based penal supervision
This chapter brings together the limited literature on service-user compliance with community-based orders in England and Wales. It presents an overview of key theoretical developments in the field and studies that provide empirical insights into the nature of compliance. The studies have generally found that practitioners’ actions construct compliance rather than the active participation of service users. Drawing on the theoretical and empirical studies of compliance (both formal and substantive), the chapter explores the bases and implications of limited service user participation in the production of compliance and argue that a co-productive approach is more likely long-term compliance which goes beyond the life of a court order.
Ugwudike, Pamela
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Phillips, Jake
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17 September 2019
Ugwudike, Pamela
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Phillips, Jake
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Ugwudike, Pamela and Phillips, Jake
(2019)
Compliance during community-based penal supervision.
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Ugwudike, Pamela, Graham, Hannah, McNeill, Fergus, Raynor, Peter, Taxman, Faye and Trotter, Chris
(eds.)
Routledge Companion to Rehabilitative Work in Criminal Justice.
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This chapter brings together the limited literature on service-user compliance with community-based orders in England and Wales. It presents an overview of key theoretical developments in the field and studies that provide empirical insights into the nature of compliance. The studies have generally found that practitioners’ actions construct compliance rather than the active participation of service users. Drawing on the theoretical and empirical studies of compliance (both formal and substantive), the chapter explores the bases and implications of limited service user participation in the production of compliance and argue that a co-productive approach is more likely long-term compliance which goes beyond the life of a court order.
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Accepted/In Press date: 25 February 2019
Published date: 17 September 2019
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/429883
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Author:
Jake Phillips
Editor:
Pamela Ugwudike
Editor:
Hannah Graham
Editor:
Fergus McNeill
Editor:
Peter Raynor
Editor:
Faye Taxman
Editor:
Chris Trotter
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