But amid this drive to appear tougher, the Government has eitherforgotten or ignored the causes of crime, and the evidence that muchcrime and disorder springs from deep-rooted inequalities of wealth andpower.
Richard Garside, acting director, Centre for Crime and Justice Studiesat King's College London.
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