Atlantic Institute of Criminology: Recent submissions
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FIRST NATIONS' SELF-ADMINISTERED POLICING IN CANADA: LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR A NATION-WIDE CASE STUDIES APPROACH
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POLICING AT INDIAN BROOK, 1997 - 2000: AN EVALUATION OF ITS EFFECTIVENESS: RESEARCH DESIGN REPORT
(Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 2000-03-31) -
“The Implications of Current Policing and Policy Trends for Aboriginal Policing and Policy”
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Perspectives of Officers Policing in Aboriginal Communities Across Canada, 1996 and 2007
(Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 2016)This paper focuses on the perspectives and work experiences of officers policing in Aboriginal communities in Canada in 1996 and 2007. It is based on two separate nation-wide surveys, the first in 1995-1996 by Clairmont ... -
HALIFAX POLICE VICTIM SERVICES' MOBILE RESPONSE: AN EVALUATION
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SMALL TOWN POLICING AND THE COMMUNITY-BASED POLICING MOVEMENT
(Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 1997)In this paper, we intend to explore the ideological construction of the concepts Small Town Policing (STP), police professionalism and Community-based Policing. Although CBP may have originated as a reformed urban model ... -
COMMUNITY PERCEPTIONS OF POLICING AND JUSTICE ISSUES: A SURVEY CONDUCTED ON BEHALF OF THE UNAMA'KI TRIBAL POLICE
(Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 1999-07)This needs assessment was directed at obtaining information on the needs and views of community residents with respect to matters relevant to the policing service; these matters include perceptions of crime levels in the ... -
BRINGING CULTURE INSIDE: ENHANCING ABORIGINAL CULTURAL IDENTITY IN A YOUTH JUSTICE FACILITY: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE INITIATIVE
(Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 2016-02)The Bringing Culture Inside (BCI) initiative at the NSYF represented a different thrust for the programming and Aboriginal world view that had been available to the incarcerated youth at the facility. The NSYF had pioneered ... -
PROPOSAL TO CONDUCT AN EVALUATION OF THE NOVA SCOTIA RESTORATIVE JUSTICE INITIATIVE
(Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 1999-08-25)The purpose of this evaluation is to provide a process and outcome evaluation and cost-benefit analyses of the Nova Scotia restorative Justice initiative directed at young offenders. The evaluation framework is directed ... -
POLICING AT INDIAN BROOK, 1997 - 2000: AN EVALUATION OF ITS EFFECTIVENESS
(ATLANTIC INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY, 2000-07-10)This evaluation has had the objectives of examining the police service at Indian Brook and in particular assessing its changes in recent years and the possibilities for future improvement. A wide range of methods and ... -
THE NOVA SCOTIA RESTORATIVE JUSTICE INITIATIVE: CORE DATA ANALYSES: YEAR TWO EVALUATION REPORT
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Self-Administered First Nations’ Policing: An Overview of Organizational and Managerial Issues
(Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 1998-09)This report provides an overview of organizational and managerial issues in selfadministered First Nations (FN) police services. It complements, and represents a second phase to, a previous report by the authors which ... -
GUNS, SHOOTINGS AND THE DRUG CULTURE
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Getting Past the Gatekeepers: The Reception of Restorative Justice in the Nova Scotian Criminal Justice System
(Dalhousie University Faculty of Law, 2013) -
FIRST NATIONS POLICING SURVEY FINAL REPORT
(Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 1996-03)The following were the specific research goals established for the national survey of policing in First Nations communities. 1) Develop a reliable and comprehensive data bases which would accurately represent the range ... -
Discrimination in Sentencing: Patterns of Sentencing for Assault Convictions: Using section 245 (now 266) and 246 (now 270) (assault) of the Criminal Code
(Atlantic Institute of Criminology, 1989-01)This research has focused on the issue of sentencing in the case of males convicted of assault. -
ASSESSING THE NOVA SCOTIA RESTORATIVE JUSTICE INITIATIVE THE RESEARCH DESIGN REPORT: A LOGIC MODEL APPROACH
(ATLANTIC INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY, 2009)This report is divided into three sections. Part A places the Nova Scotia restorative justice initiative in theoretical and policy perspective by reproducing a paper the author has recently published. Its theme, "restorative ...