Volume 37, Issue 3

Criminal Justice and Technology: Toward a Transformation of Regulation and of Penal Strategies?
Volume 37, Issue 3
Vol. 37, 2013/3 - pages
Pages 255 to 264

What is Technology Doing to Criminal Justice?

By Dan Kaminski
Pages 265 to 287

“Technomia” and the Biological Citizen

By Michael McGuire
Pages 289 to 303

Genetic Identification and Discretionary Judgments regarding the Scientific Controversy Surrounding Its Use in the Criminal Justice System

By Bertrand Renard
Pages 305 to 321

Videoconferencing in Belgium: A Solution without a Problem

By Sophie de Biolley
Pages 323 to 343

Innovation, Routinization, and Improvisation in the Context of a Judicial Inquiry by Videoconference

By Laurence Dumoulin, Christian Licoppe
Pages 345 to 357

The Impact of Computerization on Socio-judicial Assistance in Belgium

By Alexia Jonckheere
Pages 359 to 373

Technology That Places Distance between French Society and Offenders. The Electronic Centralization of Socio-Judicial Records

By Xavier de Larminat
Pages 375 to 388

Being Sentenced to Electronic Surveillance:

By Marie-Sophie Devresse
Pages 389 to 403

The Materiality of Electronic Surveillance

By Olivier Razac