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Rick Sarre
Rick Sarre is Professor of Law and Criminal Justice at the University of South Australia.
Books & arts
Scales of justice
Rick Sarre
21 September 2020
Books
| Lawyer Andrew Boe’s heartfelt memoir of a life in the law
Books & arts
In the frame
Rick Sarre
29 November 2019
Stereotypes play a key role in the dysfunctionality of the American justice system
Books & arts
Undercover in an American prison
Rick Sarre
20 January 2019
Books
| Journalist Shane Bauer’s account of life as a warder is as authoritative as it is raw
National affairs
How I would spend $100 million to reduce crime
Rick Sarre
8 August 2018
Australian and international research can help us distinguish between successful and unsuccessful initiatives
National affairs
How to reverse Australia’s remand explosion
Rick Sarre
29 April 2018
Burgeoning numbers of untried prisoners are fuelling an unsustainable rise in Australia’s prison population. Only a shift in resources will bring the figure down
Books & arts
Making sense of crime
Rick Sarre
16 November 2017
Books
| A former adviser to Tony Blair tackles conventional views of crime and its causes