The Fraud ‘Justice Systems’:: A Scoping Study on the Civil, Regulatory and Private Paths to ‘Justice’ for Fraudsters

Mark Button; Dean Blackbourn; David Shepherd

The Fraud ‘Justice Systems’: A Scoping Study on the Civil, Regulatory and Private Paths to ‘Justice’ for Fraudsters

Mark Button
, Dean Blackbourn
, David Shepherd

School of Criminology and Criminal Justice

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Original language	English
Publisher	University of Portsmouth
Commissioning body	Nuffield Foundation
Number of pages	116
Publication status	Published - Nov 2016

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How few fraudulent cases are dealt with by the criminal justice system
Button, M.
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The Fraud ‘Justice Systems’: A Scoping Study on the Civil, Regulatory and Private Paths to ‘Justice’ for Fraudsters

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