Courts and criminals
By: by Arthur Train.
Publisher: C. Scribner's sons
Published: 1922
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
Subjects: Justice, Administration of -- United States.; Crime -- United States.; Criminals -- United States.
Other titles: Courts and criminals (Online)
Notes: Reprint of material previously published in the author's Courts, criminals and the Camorra and in his The prisoner at the bar.

Also available via the Internet.
Table of contents: value: The pleasant fiction of the presumption of innocence.; value: Preparing a criminal case for trial.; value: Sensationalism and jury trials.; value: Why do men kill?; value: Detectives and others.; value: Detectives who detect.; value: Women in the courts.; value: Tricks of the trade.; value: What fosters crime.; value: Insanity and the law.; value: The mala vita in America.