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The British Journal of Criminology 38:611-615 (1998)
© 1998 Centre for Crime & Justice Studies (formerly ISTD)

RESEARCH-ARTICLE

CRIME CONTROL, DUE PROCESS AND ‘THE CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION’

A Problem of Terminology?

PETER DUFF*

* Professor in Criminal Justice, Law Department, Aberdeen University

The recent debate in this journal between Smith and McConville, Sanders and Leng is bedevilled by terminological problems. These might be solved by renaming Pack's ‘Crime Control model’ as the ‘Efficiency model’. This renders the true nature of the dispute readily identifiable.


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