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Policing Wildlife

Part of the Palgrave Studies in Green Criminology Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9781137400017

ISBN: 978-1-349-48602-1

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Nov 9, 2015

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Nurse, Angus

Pages: 1 –12

[While this is not a law book, in the context of being black letter law discourse, it is undoubtedly a book about the law and, in particular, the practical enforcement and implementation of contemporary wildlife law. Applying a green criminological perspective (Lynch and Stretesky, 2003, 2014),...
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Chapter 2What Is Wildlife Crime?

Nurse, Angus

Pages: 13 –40

[Wildlife crime involves transnational actors, the threat of extinction to certain species and limitations in the range of others and crimes committed by both legal and illegal actors and even crimes committed by states. Given the diverse nature of wildlife crimes and their impacts, wildlife law...
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Chapter 3International and Regional Wildlife Legislation

Nurse, Angus

Pages: 41 –62

[Although Chapter 1 notes that this book is not intended as a ‘pure’ black-letter law text, some discussion of the nature and content of law is necessary in order to understand the legal framework in which wildlife crimes exist and offences are created (Stallworthy, 2008; Hall, 2014). A wide...
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Chapter 4National Wildlife Legislation and Law Enforcement Policies

Nurse, Angus

Pages: 63 –82

[This chapter examines aspects of national wildlife legislation from within a green criminological perspective, explaining how different models of wildlife legislation and enforcement exist. It includes discussion of national wildlife law’s basis as criminal law or civil law, and the nature of...
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Chapter 5Theoretical Perspectives on Wildlife Law Enforcement

Nurse, Angus

Pages: 83 –100

[This chapter examines theoretical perspectives on wildlife law enforcement and wildlife crime, situating wildlife law enforcement primarily within green criminology’s environmental justice and ecological justice perspectives (White, 2008: 15). These two perspectives respectively argue that:...
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Chapter 6Wildlife Offenders

Nurse, Angus

Pages: 101 –111

[As previous chapters have discussed, a wildlife crime, broadly speaking, is an unauthorised act or omission that violates wildlife or environmental law, is subject to enforcement or prosecution and sanctions (often criminal) and may involve harm or killing of wildlife, including its removal from...
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Chapter 7Issues in Policing Wildlife Crime

Nurse, Angus

Pages: 112 –128

[This chapter discusses current issues in wildlife law enforcement and the policing of wildlife crime. It includes discussion of different policing models, the nature and practices of green NGOs and their role in the investigation of wildlife crime and the development of wildlife law. In doing...
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Chapter 8Preventing Wildlife Crime

Nurse, Angus

Pages: 129 –140

[As earlier chapters of this book have outlined, a central difficulty of wildlife law is that its practical policing and law enforcement approach is largely divorced from mainstream criminal justice activity (Nurse, 2003, 2012). Thus, not only is wildlife crime frequently enforced by specialist...
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Chapter 9Prosecuting Wildlife Crime

Nurse, Angus

Pages: 141 –162

[The effective implementation of sanctions and processing of offenders through justice systems are key to successful wildlife law enforcement. Akella and Allan argue that ‘investments in patrols, intelligence-led enforcement and multi-agency enforcement task forces will be ineffective in...
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Chapter 10Wildlife Crime and Criminal Justice Policy

Nurse, Angus

Pages: 163 –173

[Despite the lack of priority generally afforded to animals in criminal justice systems wildlife crime, now recognised as one of the more significant areas of global crime (Wyatt, 2013; Davies, 2014), has become integrated into criminal law. As Chapter 9 illustrates, wildlife crime is seen as...

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