Efficiency and Bureaucratisation of Criminal Justice 2023
DOI: 10.4324/9781003207818-6
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“…This is particularly relevant when examining guilty plea convictions, as they are recognized as a vital contribution to the efficient operation of an underresourced system (Ward, 2016). Indeed, due to growing austerity measures and cuts to public spending, common law jurisdictions have seen a rise in managerialism, where values such as efficiency, timeliness, and economy have arguably become the primary objectives for criminal justice systems (Flynn and Freiberg, 2018b; Freiberg, 2005; Hodgson, 2020; Johnston and Pivaty, 2023; MacFarlane and Stratton, 2016). Managerialism refers to the adoption of practices and values derived from the private sector that emphasize productivity, cost-effectiveness, and quantitative performance indicators, wherein the efficient use of resources is viewed as a key measure of success (Freiberg, 2005; Johnston and Pivaty, 2023).…”
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“…This is particularly relevant when examining guilty plea convictions, as they are recognized as a vital contribution to the efficient operation of an underresourced system (Ward, 2016). Indeed, due to growing austerity measures and cuts to public spending, common law jurisdictions have seen a rise in managerialism, where values such as efficiency, timeliness, and economy have arguably become the primary objectives for criminal justice systems (Flynn and Freiberg, 2018b; Freiberg, 2005; Hodgson, 2020; Johnston and Pivaty, 2023; MacFarlane and Stratton, 2016). Managerialism refers to the adoption of practices and values derived from the private sector that emphasize productivity, cost-effectiveness, and quantitative performance indicators, wherein the efficient use of resources is viewed as a key measure of success (Freiberg, 2005; Johnston and Pivaty, 2023).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, due to growing austerity measures and cuts to public spending, common law jurisdictions have seen a rise in managerialism, where values such as efficiency, timeliness, and economy have arguably become the primary objectives for criminal justice systems (Flynn and Freiberg, 2018b; Freiberg, 2005; Hodgson, 2020; Johnston and Pivaty, 2023; MacFarlane and Stratton, 2016). Managerialism refers to the adoption of practices and values derived from the private sector that emphasize productivity, cost-effectiveness, and quantitative performance indicators, wherein the efficient use of resources is viewed as a key measure of success (Freiberg, 2005; Johnston and Pivaty, 2023). Within criminal justice, this has seen a push toward efficient and cost-effective methods of processing a large volume of criminal matters, reflecting a move away from an adversarial system of justice to a more administrative approach (Freiberg, 2005; Hodgson, 2020; Johnston, 2020; McEwan, 2011).…”
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