Criminal justice through science fiction

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Criminal justice through science fiction

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Publish Date
Publisher
New Viewpoints
Language
English
Pages
239

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Criminal justice through science fiction
1977, New Viewpoints
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Table of Contents

Introduction.
Culture, community, and crime: Koontz, D. R. The undercity. Porges, A. Guilty as charged. McComas, J. F. Shock treatment.
The criminal justice process: Wyal, P. A jury not of peers. Malec, A. B. 10:01 A.M. Sherred, T. L. Bounty. Silverberg, R. Hawksbill Station.
Criminal justice outcomes: Chandler, B. The cage. Thomas, T. L. December 28th. Kuttner, H. Two-handed engine. Bunn, C. And keep us from our castles. Allen, S. The public hating. Howard, H. The modern penitentiary.

Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 235-239.

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
823/.0876
Library of Congress
PZ1 .C8687, PS648.S3 .C8687, PS648.S3; .C8687

The Physical Object

Pagination
xvi, 239 p. ;
Number of pages
239

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4541759M
Internet Archive
criminaljusticet0000unse_b3m8
ISBN 10
053105392X, 0531056023
LCCN
77008557
OCLC/WorldCat
3002831
Library Thing
8169479

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