No. 5-6 (2018): Criminal Justice Issues

No. 5-6 (2018)

Published December 15, 2018
Criminal Justice Issues
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Editorial

Almir Maljević
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Articles

Marianne L. Wade
1-35
Meeting the Demands of Justice Whilst Coping With Crushing Caseloads? How Sykes and Matza Help Us Understand Prosecutors Across Europe
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Goran Basic, Zlatan Delić
37-58
Genocide in Northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina: A Sociological and Pedagogical Analysis of Crimes Against Humans and Against Humanity During and After the War
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Muhamed Budimlić, Haris Halilović
59-73
Self-Reported Juvenile Delinquency and Family Relations in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Trevor Calafato
75-94
Homicide Trends in Malta From 1970-2018: First Findings
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Maciej Duda
95-103
Cites Crimes in Poland – Causes, Manifestations, Prevention
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Krisztina Farkas
105-122
Criminal Law Protection of Cultural Property From a Comparative Perspective: Some Italian Lessons for the Hungarian Legislation
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Haris Halilović, Muhamed Budimlić, Elmedin Muratbegović
123-135
Criminal Property Forfeiture in Bosnia and HerzegovinA: Legal Overview
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Gemma Hamilton
137-152
Policing Repeat and High-Risk Family Violence: A Coordinated Model in Victoria, Australia
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Barbara Horten, Dieter Dölling
153-157
Meta-Analysis on the Prevention of Sexual Abuse of Minors in the Catholic Church and in Other Institutions
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Gabriella Kármán
159-167
Experiences of the Hungarian Criminal Jurisdiction Concerning the Illicit Trafficking of Cultural Property
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Stefanie Kemme, Kristin Pfeffer, Luise von Rodbertus
169-188
Cannabis Policy Reform in Germany: Constitutional and Political Discourses on Decriminalization and Regulation Strategies
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Sesha Kethineni, Murugesan Srinivasan
189-204
Special Courts and Protection of Children From Sexual Offenses in India
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Sandra Kobajica
205-224
The Phenomenology of Registered Environmental Crime in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Sandra Kobajica, Almir Maljević
225-241
Passive Subject of a Criminal Offence (the Victim) in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Poorly Protected and Under-Researched
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Dalma Lukács
243-250
The Italian Law Enforcement System Used to Protect Cultural Properties, With Particular Reference to Databases and Mass Media
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Almir Maljević
251-268
Measuring Organized Crime in the Western Balkans: The UNODC Approach
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Elmedin Muratbegović, Muhamed Budimlić, Haris Halilović
269-285
Human Trafficking and Mixed Migration Flows in Kosovo
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Joanna Narodowska
287-297
Correlation Between Aggression Towards Animals and Aggression Towards People Based on Research Records
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Alexandra Nowak
299-305
Problems of Crimes Against Humanity and Tools for Development of Officer’s Skills on Conflict Prevention Missions. GAP - Gaming for Peace Project
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Wiesław Pływaczewski, Joanna Narodowska, Maciej Duda
307-316
Criminal Climatology as a Tool for Identifying Civilizational Threats of Pathological Origin - for Example, "Wars for Water"
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Fatima Rodrigues
317-327
Crimes Committed in Times of War, Recalled in Post-Memory
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Amer Smailbegović, Nedžad Korajlić, Jasmin Ahić
329-336
The Case for Helicopters and Integrated Communications in Bosnia-Herzegovina: Lessons Learned From the Floods of 2014.
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Lauren Stevens
337-361
“No Matter What Rehabilitation or Treatment You Get… There Is Always Possibility.”: An Examination of the Risks and Dangerousness Posed by Child Sex Offenders From the Public’s Perspective.
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Carina Tetal
363-384
Preventive Effects of Penal Sanctions
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Axel Francisco Orozco Torres
385-393
Some Perspectives on the Mexican Criminal Justice System
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Alexandra M. Uibariu
395-416
Re-Considering Contemporary State Criminality: A Theoretical Framework of State Crimes Against Democracy (SCADS)
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Federico C. La Vattiata
417-428
The Crime of Genocide. Questions About the Mens Rea.
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Susanna Vezzadini
429-436
What About Restorative Justice Practices in Italy After the EU Directive 29/2012? A Long Story of Cultural Difficulties and Misunderstanding
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Inmaculada Yuste
439-458
Cubs of the Caliphate: Minors at the Service of the Islamic State Background and Fundamental Reason for the Study
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