Hedieh Nasheri Livres

Focusing on plea bargaining, this study examines the criminal justice systems of the United States and Canada. It offers a historical comparison of guilty plea practices and ideologies, utilizing insights from historical, criminological, sociological, and political perspectives. By addressing the significant yet underexplored role of plea bargaining in these systems, the book fills a crucial gap in legal scholarship, highlighting its impact on due process in both nations.

The book offers a critical examination of how crime evolves in the context of an increasingly digital and information-driven society. It explores the implications of technological advancements on criminal behavior, law enforcement, and societal responses to crime. By analyzing trends and patterns, the author highlights the challenges and opportunities presented by the information age, making it a vital resource for understanding contemporary criminal dynamics.