Responding to denial, minimization and blame in correctional settings: The "real world' implications of offender neutralizations

K Bullock; R Condry

doi:10.1177/1477370813475391

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Responding to denial, minimization and blame in correctional settings: The "real world' implications of offender neutralizations

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Responding to denial, minimization and blame in correctional settings: The "real world' implications of offender neutralizations

K Bullock and R Condry

EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY, Vol.10(5), pp.572-590

01/09/2013

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/1477370813475391

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Social Sciences

Criminology & Penology

CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY

Neutralization

cognitive-behavioural programmes

domestic violence

SEX OFFENDERS

RISK

IMPRISONMENT

JUDGMENTS

PROGRAMS

VIOLENCE

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Title: Responding to denial, minimization and blame in correctional settings: The "real world' implications of offender neutralizations
Creators: K Bullock
R Condry
Publication Details: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY, Vol.10(5), pp.572-590
Publisher: SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD
Date published: 01/09/2013
Date submitted: 18/10/2013
Identifiers: 99514192002346
Academic Unit: Department of Sociology
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

Responding to denial, minimization and blame in correctional settings: The "real world' implications of offender neutralizations

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