Law and crime
Subtitle: essays in honor of Sir John Barry.
By: Edited by Norval Morris and Mark Perlman.
Contributors: Barry, John Vincent, Sir, 1903-1969.; Morris, Norval, ed.; Perlman, Mark, ed.
Publisher: Gordon and Breach
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 259
Subjects: Barry, John Vincent, Sir, 1903-1969; Criminal justice, Administration of -- Great Britain -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Table of contents: title: The judgments of Sir John Barry, by G. Sawer.; title: The assessment of credibility, by Sir R. Eggleston.; title: The concept of recklessness in the criminal law, by C. Howard and I. D. Elliott.; title: Law in a scientific age, by P. Brett.; title: The changing face of British criminal justice, by Baroness Wootton of Abinger.; title: Corrections and the community, by N. Morris.; title: Reformatory aspects of the transportation of criminals to Australia, by A. G. L. Shaw.; title: Thomas Mott Osborne: 1859-1926; title: pioneer in penology, by G. Hawkins.; title: Some reflections on theorizing about industrial relations, by M. Perlman.; title: A memoir, by Sir E. Gorman.; title: A memoir, by Z. Cowen.; title: Sir John Barry: bibliography (p. 246-257)