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Page xiii
... extent to which criminal law is sub- ject to administrative discretion many well worn assumptions find their validity questioned . One of these is the contention that X the way to improve criminal justice is to make procedure less ...
... extent to which criminal law is sub- ject to administrative discretion many well worn assumptions find their validity questioned . One of these is the contention that X the way to improve criminal justice is to make procedure less ...
Page xvi
... extent to which this body of specialized knowledge can guide the exercise of discre- tion of judges and prosecutors in dealing with individuals will ultimately depend upon the extent to which the diagnosis of human nature can be reduced ...
... extent to which this body of specialized knowledge can guide the exercise of discre- tion of judges and prosecutors in dealing with individuals will ultimately depend upon the extent to which the diagnosis of human nature can be reduced ...
Page xx
... extent determine paroles . In the actual exercise of all these powers there is a vast spread between what he can legally control and what he actually does control . The \ extent of his power is largely dependent upon the facilities for ...
... extent determine paroles . In the actual exercise of all these powers there is a vast spread between what he can legally control and what he actually does control . The \ extent of his power is largely dependent upon the facilities for ...
Contents
THE GRIMY COURT OF THE MAGISTRATE | 14 |
MACHINERY | 75 |
RULES | 91 |
Copyright | |
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