Quasi-policing

Quasi-policing by Leonard Jason-Lloyd, published by Cavendish in 2003, delves into the shifting landscape of law enforcement as private police organizations and security firms increasingly assume roles traditionally held by state authorities. This edition spans 171 pages and is presented in English, offering insights into the implications of these changes within the framework of criminal law.

Readers will find a thorough exploration of the dynamics between conventional policing and the rise of private entities in law enforcement. The book addresses the evolving nature of policing in various countries, highlighting the legal and societal impacts of this transition. With a focus on law and criminal law, Quasi-policing provides a reference point for practitioners and academics interested in understanding the complexities of modern policing practices.