Social Control

This book brings together a collection of articles that examine different terms of the total range of organized justice systems in society. By highlighting private systems of rule making and sanctioning such as workplace discipline, organizational tribunals and other quasi -courts. These contributors demonstrate that consideration of criminal justice needs to be expanded to include all of its various manifestations, whether these be public or privately sponsored. Without such consideration any attempts to bring due process justice and accountability to the formal system are futile in the context of the total justice picture.