Criminal Law Reform: Historical Development in the United States
Introduction, The Colonial Period, The Revolution And Its Aftermath, The Antebellum Period, The Postbellum Period
CHARLES MCCLAIN
DAN M. KAHAN
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- Criminal Procedure: Comparative Aspects - Purposes And Problems, Two Models Of The Criminal Process, Investigation, Control Of Police, Prosecution
- Criminal Law Reform: England - The Unreformed Law, Movements For Reform, Legislation, 1823–1849, The Criminal Law Commissioners, 1833–1849
- Criminal Law Reform: Historical Development in the United States - Introduction
- Criminal Law Reform: Historical Development in the United States - The Colonial Period
- Criminal Law Reform: Historical Development in the United States - The Revolution And Its Aftermath
- Criminal Law Reform: Historical Development in the United States - The Antebellum Period
- Criminal Law Reform: Historical Development in the United States - The Postbellum Period
- Criminal Law Reform: Historical Development in the United States - Progressivism And Its Fruits
- Criminal Law Reform: Historical Development in the United States - Twentieth-century Developments
- Criminal Law Reform: Historical Development in the United States - Bibliography
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