Is Home Detention in New Zealand Disadvantaging Women and Children?
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King, D., & Gibbs, A. (2003). Is Home Detention in New Zealand Disadvantaging Women and Children? Probation Journal, 50(2), 115–126. doi:10.1177/0264550503502003
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Abstract:
This article reviews the use of home detention with electronic monitoring in New Zealand, drawing on research undertaken in 2001. The discussion considers the impact of home detention on women who are subject to this disposal, as well as the impact on the women and children who support those on home detention. The research found that most women were positive about this option but increased tensions in the home and deprivation of liberty for some families are disadvantages of the scheme.
Date:
2003
Publisher:
SAGE Publications
Pages:
115-126
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Copyright © 2003, © SAGE Publications
Keywords:
home detention; electronic monitoring; probation; family; women
Research Type:
Journal Article
Languages:
English
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- Sociology, Gender and Social Work [210]
- Journal Article [703]
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