Title: Extending federal powers over crime.
Authors: Duke University.
Publisher: School of law, Duke university,
Year: 1934
Subjects: Justice, Administration of United States; Crime United States; Criminal law United States; Criminals United States; Crime prevention United States
Contents: Foreword.--Firearm regulation, by John Brabner-Smith.--The problem of fugitive felons and witnesses, by H. S. Toy and E. E. Shepherd.--Federal anti-theft legislation, by Jerome Hall.--The Lindbergh law, by H. L. Bomar, jr.--A note on the Racketeering, Bank robbery, and "Kick-back" laws.--Reorganization for police protection, by D. C. Stone.--The interstate compact--a device for crime repression, by Gordon Dean.--Federal aid for state law enforcement, by P. H. Sanders.--Probation and parole as elements in crime prevention, by Sanford Bates.--A statistical study of federal criminal prosecutions, by Edward Rubin.