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Flying Blind: How the Justice System Perpetuates Crime
"New Zealand has serious problems resulting from the abuse of alcohol and drugs. These problems end up in the criminal justice system. The problem is that the criminal justice system as it is configured at present fails to provide the treatment and rehabilitation that would ameliorate the impact of the abuse and prevent its re-occurrence. In consequence, these problems get worse and the level of offending goes up, not down.
The evidence about the problem is overwhelming. What is lacking is the will to do what is necessary to make things better. Roger Brooking makes the case for change and there can be no doubt that he is correct."
Sir Geoffrey Palmer, SC,
Former Prime Minister,
Former Head of the Law Commission
The evidence about the problem is overwhelming. What is lacking is the will to do what is necessary to make things better. Roger Brooking makes the case for change and there can be no doubt that he is correct."
Sir Geoffrey Palmer, SC,
Former Prime Minister,
Former Head of the Law Commission
207 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 19, 2016
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