To Serve and Protect; Contents; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: Introduction; Part I: Private Inputs for Public Crime Control; Chapter 2: Partial Privatization; Chapter 3: Potential Benefits and Pitfalls of Contracting Out for Criminal Justice; Chapter 4: Private Inputs into "Public" Arrest and Prosecution; Part II: Private Crime Control; Chapter 5: The Level and Scope of Private Production of Crime Prevention and Protection; Chapter 6: Private Justice in America; Chapter 7: The Benefits of Privatization.
Chapter 8: Alleged Market Failures in a Privatized System of Criminal JusticePart III: Policy Analysis and Recommendations; Chapter 9: Why Is the Public Sector So Involved with Criminal Law Today?; Chapter 10: Restitution in a Rights-Based Approach to Crime Policy; Chapter 11: Encouraging Effective Privatization in Criminal Justice, Part I; Chapter 12: Encouraging Effective Privatization in Criminal Justice, Part II; Notes; Bibliography; Index; About the Author.
Chapter 8: Alleged Market Failures in a Privatized System of Criminal JusticePart III: Policy Analysis and Recommendations; Chapter 9: Why Is the Public Sector So Involved with Criminal Law Today?; Chapter 10: Restitution in a Rights-Based Approach to Crime Policy; Chapter 11: Encouraging Effective Privatization in Criminal Justice, Part I; Chapter 12: Encouraging Effective Privatization in Criminal Justice, Part II; Notes; Bibliography; Index; About the Author.