Book contents
- Private Criminal Justice
- Private Criminal Justice
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: The Rise of Private Criminal Justice
- 1 Criminal Justice without the State
- 2 A Brief History of Crime
- 3 Public Failings, Private Opportunities
- 4 Private Law Enforcement
- 5 Private Criminal Settlements as Plea Bargains
- 6 Private Criminal Settlements as Blackmail
- 7 Private Adjudications
- 8 Private Dispositions
- 9 Regulating Private Criminal Justice
- 10 The Verdict on Private Criminal Justice
- Notes
- Index
7 - Private Adjudications
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 September 2023
- Private Criminal Justice
- Private Criminal Justice
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: The Rise of Private Criminal Justice
- 1 Criminal Justice without the State
- 2 A Brief History of Crime
- 3 Public Failings, Private Opportunities
- 4 Private Law Enforcement
- 5 Private Criminal Settlements as Plea Bargains
- 6 Private Criminal Settlements as Blackmail
- 7 Private Adjudications
- 8 Private Dispositions
- 9 Regulating Private Criminal Justice
- 10 The Verdict on Private Criminal Justice
- Notes
- Index
Summary
This chapter explores private institutions that adjudicate criminal disputes, from professional organizations to universities to religious organizations. These institutions can choose the level of due process they want to follow, although universities are bound by Title IX requirements and face some constitutional restrictins. The institutions also follow their own distinctive interests in meting out punishment if they adjudicate the accused as guilty. Their procedures often provide a level of procedural justice and restorative justice beyond what the public criminal justice system provides.
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- Private Criminal JusticeHow Private Parties are Enforcing Criminal Law and Transforming Our Justice System, pp. 117 - 133Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2023