Criminal Justice : Security and Justice Thematic Paper
Strengthening the rule of law is widely regarded among traditional donors, multilateral institutions, and a growing number of middle income and fragile states as a necessary precondition for sustainable peace, poverty alleviation, and development....
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okr-10986-275152021-04-23T14:04:43Z Criminal Justice : Security and Justice Thematic Paper Sherman, Jake ABUSE ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ANTI-CORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION ARBITRATION ARRESTS ATTORNEYS ATTORNEYS GENERAL BANKS BASIC SERVICES CIVIL LAW CIVIL SERVANTS CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS COLLUSION COMMUNITY POLICING COMPENSATION COMPLAINTS CONFIDENCE CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES CORRUPT CORRUPT OFFICIALS CORRUPTION CORRUPTION LEGISLATION CORRUPTION LEGISLATION COURT COURTS CRIME CRIME PREVENTION CRIMES CRIMINAL CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES CRIMINAL CASES CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINALITY CRIMINALS CUSTOMARY COURTS CUSTOMARY LAW DEMOCRACY DETAINEES DETENTION DISCRIMINATION DRUG TRAFFICKING EU EXTRADITION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT GANG GANGS GENDER GENDER BIAS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HOME HOMICIDE HOUSES HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLEMENTATION OF LAW INEQUALITIES INHERITANCE INITIATIVE INTEGRITY INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION INTERNATIONAL EFFORTS INTERNATIONAL NORMS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVESTIGATION INVESTIGATIONS INVESTIGATORS JAILS JUDGE JUDGES JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL TRAINING JUDICIARIES JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICE JUSTICE SYSTEM LAW ENFORCEMENT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS LAWS LAWYER LAWYERS LEADERSHIP LEGAL AID LEGAL ASSISTANCE LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL PROCEDURES LEGAL REFORM LEGAL REPRESENTATION LEGAL SYSTEMS MEDIATION MILITARY COURTS MINISTRIES OF JUSTICE MONOPOLY MULTINATIONAL NATIONAL LAW NATIONAL SECURITY FORCES OFFENDERS OVERCROWDED PRISONS PARENTS PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT PEACE ACCORDS PEACEKEEPING PENAL CODE POLICE POLICE OFFICERS POLICE SERVICES POLICING POLITICIANS PRETRIAL DETENTION PRISON PRISONERS PRISONS PROSECUTION PROSECUTIONS PROSECUTOR PROSECUTORS PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY PUBLIC DEFENDERS PUBLIC INFORMATION PUNISHMENT RAPE REMEDY REPRESSION RULE OF LAW SANCTIONS SENTENCING SERVICE DELIVERY SEXUAL VIOLENCE SOCIAL PROBLEMS SOLDIERS SPECIAL PROSECUTORS STATE GOVERNMENTS STATE INSTITUTIONS STATUTORY AUTHORITY STREET CHILDREN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TERRORISM TRANSPARENCY TRIAL URBAN CRIME VICTIMS VIOLENCE VIOLENT CRIME WAR WILL WITNESS YOUTH Strengthening the rule of law is widely regarded among traditional donors, multilateral institutions, and a growing number of middle income and fragile states as a necessary precondition for sustainable peace, poverty alleviation, and development. Crime and violence deter investment and lower employment, undermine social institutions, and divert resources through direct and indirect costs, all of which hinder development. It is likely to disproportionately affect poor and marginalized populations by limiting access to basic services. The formal criminal justice system is seen in many environments as failing to deliver justice. Most states experiencing fragility do not have the capacity to effectively prevent crime, enforce laws, or peacefully resolve disputes across the whole of their territories. There is another powerful deterrent for communities to seek redress through state criminal justice institutions: they are frequently a primary instrument for the government and elites to maintain power and control through the perpetration of injustice. The informal system, however, is alone insufficient to handle the pressing justice requirements of fragile states, not least for preventing and responding to inter-communal conflict, to serious organized and cross-border crime, and to public corruption and other 'white collar' crime. 2017-06-30T16:25:51Z 2017-06-30T16:25:51Z 2010-11-09 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/435131468182669861/Criminal-justice-security-and-justice-thematic-paper http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27515 English en_US World Development Report 2011 Background Papers; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |
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ABUSE ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ANTI-CORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION ARBITRATION ARRESTS ATTORNEYS ATTORNEYS GENERAL BANKS BASIC SERVICES CIVIL LAW CIVIL SERVANTS CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS COLLUSION COMMUNITY POLICING COMPENSATION COMPLAINTS CONFIDENCE CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES CORRUPT CORRUPT OFFICIALS CORRUPTION CORRUPTION LEGISLATION CORRUPTION LEGISLATION COURT COURTS CRIME CRIME PREVENTION CRIMES CRIMINAL CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES CRIMINAL CASES CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINALITY CRIMINALS CUSTOMARY COURTS CUSTOMARY LAW DEMOCRACY DETAINEES DETENTION DISCRIMINATION DRUG TRAFFICKING EU EXTRADITION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT GANG GANGS GENDER GENDER BIAS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HOME HOMICIDE HOUSES HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLEMENTATION OF LAW INEQUALITIES INHERITANCE INITIATIVE INTEGRITY INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION INTERNATIONAL EFFORTS INTERNATIONAL NORMS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVESTIGATION INVESTIGATIONS INVESTIGATORS JAILS JUDGE JUDGES JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL TRAINING JUDICIARIES JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICE JUSTICE SYSTEM LAW ENFORCEMENT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS LAWS LAWYER LAWYERS LEADERSHIP LEGAL AID LEGAL ASSISTANCE LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL PROCEDURES LEGAL REFORM LEGAL REPRESENTATION LEGAL SYSTEMS MEDIATION MILITARY COURTS MINISTRIES OF JUSTICE MONOPOLY MULTINATIONAL NATIONAL LAW NATIONAL SECURITY FORCES OFFENDERS OVERCROWDED PRISONS PARENTS PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT PEACE ACCORDS PEACEKEEPING PENAL CODE POLICE POLICE OFFICERS POLICE SERVICES POLICING POLITICIANS PRETRIAL DETENTION PRISON PRISONERS PRISONS PROSECUTION PROSECUTIONS PROSECUTOR PROSECUTORS PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY PUBLIC DEFENDERS PUBLIC INFORMATION PUNISHMENT RAPE REMEDY REPRESSION RULE OF LAW SANCTIONS SENTENCING SERVICE DELIVERY SEXUAL VIOLENCE SOCIAL PROBLEMS SOLDIERS SPECIAL PROSECUTORS STATE GOVERNMENTS STATE INSTITUTIONS STATUTORY AUTHORITY STREET CHILDREN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TERRORISM TRANSPARENCY TRIAL URBAN CRIME VICTIMS VIOLENCE VIOLENT CRIME WAR WILL WITNESS YOUTH |
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ABUSE ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ANTI-CORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION ARBITRATION ARRESTS ATTORNEYS ATTORNEYS GENERAL BANKS BASIC SERVICES CIVIL LAW CIVIL SERVANTS CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS COLLUSION COMMUNITY POLICING COMPENSATION COMPLAINTS CONFIDENCE CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES CORRUPT CORRUPT OFFICIALS CORRUPTION CORRUPTION LEGISLATION CORRUPTION LEGISLATION COURT COURTS CRIME CRIME PREVENTION CRIMES CRIMINAL CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES CRIMINAL CASES CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINALITY CRIMINALS CUSTOMARY COURTS CUSTOMARY LAW DEMOCRACY DETAINEES DETENTION DISCRIMINATION DRUG TRAFFICKING EU EXTRADITION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT GANG GANGS GENDER GENDER BIAS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HOME HOMICIDE HOUSES HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLEMENTATION OF LAW INEQUALITIES INHERITANCE INITIATIVE INTEGRITY INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION INTERNATIONAL EFFORTS INTERNATIONAL NORMS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INVESTIGATION INVESTIGATIONS INVESTIGATORS JAILS JUDGE JUDGES JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL TRAINING JUDICIARIES JUDICIARY JURISDICTION JUSTICE JUSTICE SYSTEM LAW ENFORCEMENT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS LAWS LAWYER LAWYERS LEADERSHIP LEGAL AID LEGAL ASSISTANCE LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL PROCEDURES LEGAL REFORM LEGAL REPRESENTATION LEGAL SYSTEMS MEDIATION MILITARY COURTS MINISTRIES OF JUSTICE MONOPOLY MULTINATIONAL NATIONAL LAW NATIONAL SECURITY FORCES OFFENDERS OVERCROWDED PRISONS PARENTS PARLIAMENTARY OVERSIGHT PEACE ACCORDS PEACEKEEPING PENAL CODE POLICE POLICE OFFICERS POLICE SERVICES POLICING POLITICIANS PRETRIAL DETENTION PRISON PRISONERS PRISONS PROSECUTION PROSECUTIONS PROSECUTOR PROSECUTORS PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY PUBLIC DEFENDERS PUBLIC INFORMATION PUNISHMENT RAPE REMEDY REPRESSION RULE OF LAW SANCTIONS SENTENCING SERVICE DELIVERY SEXUAL VIOLENCE SOCIAL PROBLEMS SOLDIERS SPECIAL PROSECUTORS STATE GOVERNMENTS STATE INSTITUTIONS STATUTORY AUTHORITY STREET CHILDREN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TERRORISM TRANSPARENCY TRIAL URBAN CRIME VICTIMS VIOLENCE VIOLENT CRIME WAR WILL WITNESS YOUTH Sherman, Jake Criminal Justice : Security and Justice Thematic Paper |
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World Development Report 2011 Background Papers; |
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Strengthening the rule of law is widely
regarded among traditional donors, multilateral
institutions, and a growing number of middle income and
fragile states as a necessary precondition for sustainable
peace, poverty alleviation, and development. Crime and
violence deter investment and lower employment, undermine
social institutions, and divert resources through direct and
indirect costs, all of which hinder development. It is
likely to disproportionately affect poor and marginalized
populations by limiting access to basic services. The formal
criminal justice system is seen in many environments as
failing to deliver justice. Most states experiencing
fragility do not have the capacity to effectively prevent
crime, enforce laws, or peacefully resolve disputes across
the whole of their territories. There is another powerful
deterrent for communities to seek redress through state
criminal justice institutions: they are frequently a primary
instrument for the government and elites to maintain power
and control through the perpetration of injustice. The
informal system, however, is alone insufficient to handle
the pressing justice requirements of fragile states, not
least for preventing and responding to inter-communal
conflict, to serious organized and cross-border crime, and
to public corruption and other 'white collar' crime. |
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Working Paper |
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Sherman, Jake |
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Sherman, Jake |
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Sherman, Jake |
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Criminal Justice : Security and Justice Thematic Paper |
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Criminal Justice : Security and Justice Thematic Paper |
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Criminal Justice : Security and Justice Thematic Paper |
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Criminal Justice : Security and Justice Thematic Paper |
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Criminal Justice : Security and Justice Thematic Paper |
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criminal justice : security and justice thematic paper |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2017 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/435131468182669861/Criminal-justice-security-and-justice-thematic-paper http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27515 |
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