Prosecution in Common Law Jurisdictions Book

	Acknowledgements
	Series Preface
	Introduction
1	Controlling the English Prosecutor	3
2	Police Powers and Public Prosecutions: Winning By Appearing To Lose?	25
3	Judicial Supervision and the Pre-Trial Process	45
4	Increasing Public Order	65
5	Discretion in Traffic Law Enforcement	85
6	Police Discretion in Victoria: The Police Decision to Prosecute	95
7	Evaluating Young Adult Diversion Schemes in the Metropolitan Police District	103
8	The Prosecutor Fine and Social Control: The Introduction of the Fiscal Fine to Scotland	111
9	Corporatism: The Third Model of Juvenile Justice	135
10	Decisions to Prosecute: Screening Policies and Practices in the United States	157
11	The Decision to Prosecute	167
12	The Arrest Versus the Case: Some Observations on Police/District Attorney Interaction	181
13	Personal Violence and Public Order: The Prosecution of "Domestic" Violence in England and Wales	201
14	Researching the Discretions to Charge and to Prosecute	225
15	Prosecution as a Victim Power Resource: A Note on Empowering Women in Violent Conjugal Relationships	245
16	Corporate Manslaughter: An Examination of the Determinants of Prosecutorial Policy	269
17	Cooperative Models and Corporate Crime: Panacea or Cop-Out?	291
18	The State and White-Collar Crime: Saving the Savings and Loans	309
19	Fiddling Tax and Benefits: Inculpating the Poor, Exculpating the Rich	337
20	Variations in Regulatory Enforcement Styles	357
21	Law, Policy, and Legal Avoidance: Can Law Effectively Implement Egalitarian Policies?	379
	Name Index	389