Criminal justice: law and politics.
By: [Compiled by] George F. Cole.
Publisher: Duxbury Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: North Scituate, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 418
Subjects: Criminal justice, Administration of -- United States -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Clark, R. The failing system.; title: Arnold, T. Law enforcement.; title: Packer, H. L. Two models of the criminal process.; title: Goldstein, J. Police discretion not to invoke the criminal process.; title: Skolnick, J. H. A sketch of the policeman's working personality.; title: Gardiner, J. A. Wincanton: the politics of corruption.; title: Wilson, J. Q. Politics and the police.; title: Jacob, H. Politics and criminal prosecution in New Orleans.; title: Cole, G. F. The decision to prosecute.; title: Newman, D. J. Pleading guilty for considerations.; title: Trebach, A. Cop out.; title: Blumberg, A. S. The practice of law as confidence game.; title: Casper, J. D. Did you have a lawyer when you went to court? No, I had a public defender.; title: Skolnick, J. H. Social control in the adversary system.; title: Blumberg, A. S. The criminal court as organization and communication system.; title: Suffet, F. Bail setting: a study of courtroom interaction.; title: James, H. Courts for common man.; title: Levin, M. A. Urban politics and policy outcomes: the criminal courts.; title: Burger, W. E. State of the Federal judiciary.; title: Furstenber, F. F. Public reaction to crime in the streets.; title: Burns, H. Can a Black man get a fair trial in this country?; title: Commission on Violence. The problem of over criminalization.