Crime and criminal justice.
By: Edited with an introd. by Donald R. Cressey.
Publisher: Quadrangle Books
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 289
Subjects: Criminal justice, Administration of -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Other titles: New York times.
Notes: "A New York times book."
A collection of articles which appeared in the New York times magazine, 1952-69.
Table of contents: title: There's always a crime wave, by F. J. Cook.; title: Corruption runs far deeper than politics, by M. B. Clinard.; title: When the cops were not "handcuffed," by Y. Kamisar.; title: What happens when the police strike, by G. Clark.; title: Is the Court handcuffing the cops? By J. Vorenberg.; title: The criminal gets the breaks, by D. Gutman.; title: Tangled issue of wiretapping, by A. Lewis.; title: When the public judges the Court, by A. F. Westin.; title: The cop as social scientist, by S. Braun.; title: Police work, by J. Q. Wilson.; title: "Hogan's office": a kind of ministry of justice, by M. Mayer.; title: Inside view of the High Court, by W. J. Brennan, Jr.; title: The prison "culture"; title: from the inside, by M. Arc.; title: Violence, like charity, begins at home, by R. Sullivan.; title: A judge with "disciplined indignation," by G. Samuels.; title: Working their way through jail, by G. Samuels.; title: Role playing: a judge is a con, a con is a judge, by R. Hammer.; title: Where junkies learn to hang tough, by G. Samuels.; title: Britain pays the victim of the crime, by C. Hussey.; title: Brief for a better court system, by A. T. Vanderbilt.; title: Should prisons be abolished? By R. S. Banay.; title: Suggested reading (p. [279]-280)