MIKE NELLIS et al.: Comparative Electronic Supervision System Theory

The book, The World Tradeplace Electronic Overseership System, is a story that the best field of ideology in the United States, Canada, Britain, Australia and New Zealand, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium has re-imagineed into their own perspectives the problems that Professor Mike Nellis and I have discussed. Part 1 (see the National Electronic Oversight System) gives a detailed coverage of the core national electronic control system. And Part 2 deals deeply with philosophical problems in the field of critical crime, penal sociology and criminal science as it examines the perpetrators and community members of the community, and the public who are involved in the development of electronic devices and the development and the private sectors of electronics. It's not just an electronic-visual debate about how much it means to reduce the percentage of crimes re-initiation, but rather a philosophical discussion about what is meant in a certain time and space and ethical expectations in society with electronic devices. You will have the opportunity to compare the value of our country's electronic supervision with that of the world's electronics. This is a small step toward feeling the need for a national comparer justice and to pondering what future community correction should be in the world of criminal observers who have been using electronic devices as the ‘last borough of criminal justice’ and ‘flower of criminal teaching.’.

Korean title: 비교전자감독제도론

Korean author: MIKE NELLIS 외

Korean publisher: 박영사

ISBN-13: 9791130313375