State Crime and Structural Justice

Mr Moses Agaawena Amagnya1,2 1School of Criminology and criminal Justice, Griffith University, Nathan, Australia, 2Griffith Criminology Institute, Griffith University, Nathan, Australia Corruption is a topical issue across the world, especially, in developing nations. Criminal justice institutions, which are to ensure...

Melissa Jardine1 1UNSW Law, Kensington, Australia Vietnam is a one-party state with police required to pledge loyalty to the Vietnamese Communist Party. The police emerged during a time of political instability in a war against colonialism and for national independence...

Clare Torrible1 1University Of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom This paper explores the impact of recent reforms to the police complaints process in England and Wales on the ability of victims of police violence to achieve justice. The paper focuses on...

Susan Trevaskes1 1Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia Reform has been the central feature of discourse, governance and legal practice sustaining China’s criminal justice system in China for over forty years. This still holds today, with ‘Deepening Reform’ as one of the...

Tariro Mutongwizo1 1University of New South Wales, Kingsford, Australia The development of police organisations from the very first Peelite framework has seen vast advancements globally. The debate on the implanting of policing structures through colonialism endures. Arguments have been put...