Based on a two-part study, this book examines the courts'
interpretation of murder and the management of those serving life
sentences for murder. It discusses the law, judges' difficulties in
interpreting the law and inconsistencies that occur in various
cases. The author suggests that legal reforms should ensure that
the stigma attached to murder is maintained. Part two looks at life
imprisonment as the maximum penalty for murder. It examines the
operation of the Prison Department's policy of managing "lifers",
and the possibilities for releasing them without endangering the
public.
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