Bridewell Legal Advice Study: adopting a 'whole-systems' appraoch to police station legal advice
The Bridewell Legal Advice Study was intended to improve access to legal advice by basing duty solicitors in a large city centre police station. Implications for legal advice, for changing relations between the police and the defence, and in improving the pre-charge process were examined. The study...
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| description | The Bridewell Legal Advice Study was intended to improve access to legal advice by basing duty solicitors in a large city centre police station. Implications for legal advice, for changing relations between the police and the defence, and in improving the pre-charge process were examined. The study examines issues concerning the take-up of legal advice, duration and case outcomes, as well as police disclosure and the quality of pre-charge decision-making. Also highlighted were issues concerning positive policing practices and implciations for using police custody as a form of social control. |
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| spelling | nottingham-278342020-05-04T20:19:32Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/27834/ Bridewell Legal Advice Study: adopting a 'whole-systems' appraoch to police station legal advice Kemp, Vicky The Bridewell Legal Advice Study was intended to improve access to legal advice by basing duty solicitors in a large city centre police station. Implications for legal advice, for changing relations between the police and the defence, and in improving the pre-charge process were examined. The study examines issues concerning the take-up of legal advice, duration and case outcomes, as well as police disclosure and the quality of pre-charge decision-making. Also highlighted were issues concerning positive policing practices and implciations for using police custody as a form of social control. Legal Services Research Centre 2013-03 Monograph NonPeerReviewed Kemp, Vicky (2013) Bridewell Legal Advice Study: adopting a 'whole-systems' appraoch to police station legal advice. Other. Legal Services Research Centre. |
| spellingShingle | Kemp, Vicky Bridewell Legal Advice Study: adopting a 'whole-systems' appraoch to police station legal advice |
| title | Bridewell Legal Advice Study: adopting a 'whole-systems' appraoch to police station legal advice |
| title_full | Bridewell Legal Advice Study: adopting a 'whole-systems' appraoch to police station legal advice |
| title_fullStr | Bridewell Legal Advice Study: adopting a 'whole-systems' appraoch to police station legal advice |
| title_full_unstemmed | Bridewell Legal Advice Study: adopting a 'whole-systems' appraoch to police station legal advice |
| title_short | Bridewell Legal Advice Study: adopting a 'whole-systems' appraoch to police station legal advice |
| title_sort | bridewell legal advice study: adopting a 'whole-systems' appraoch to police station legal advice |
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