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Special Issue: Vulnerability and the criminal justice system. Guest Editors: Nicole L. Asquith, Isabelle Bartowiak-Théron, Karl Roberts

Guest editorial

Nicole L. Asquith; Isabelle Bartkowiak-Théron; Karl Roberts
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Watching out for the watchers

Anna Corbo Crehan; Michael Absalom
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Victoria’s banning notice provisions: parliamentary, procedural and individual vulnerabilities

Clare Farmer
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Ameliorating vulnerability arising from involvement with criminal courts

Terese Henning
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Challenging spiralling remand in custody rates: what legal and procedural changes can address the trend?

Rick Sarre
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Women prisoners’ sexual victimisation: ongoing vulnerabilities and possible responses

Lorana Bartels; Patricia Easteal
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Equivalence, equality and equity for prisoners with a borderline intellectual disability: reflections from the UK

Victoria Herrington
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