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Page 84
... operation and elected its first judges at a time when Detroit was passing through one of those periods of temporary good government and public " righteousness " so characteristic of American cities . Of the first seven judges elected ...
... operation and elected its first judges at a time when Detroit was passing through one of those periods of temporary good government and public " righteousness " so characteristic of American cities . Of the first seven judges elected ...
Page 85
... operation . These two pieces of research are important not only because they provide a quantitative test of a new departure in court machinery , but also because the method followed was an illustration of an excel- lent way of measuring ...
... operation . These two pieces of research are important not only because they provide a quantitative test of a new departure in court machinery , but also because the method followed was an illustration of an excel- lent way of measuring ...
Page 155
... operation only when the issue of insanity is raised . It would seem that there should be some way of making the ... operation of this law see Glueck , Mental Disorder and the Criminal Law , pages 58-72 . mental diseases . The provisions ...
... operation only when the issue of insanity is raised . It would seem that there should be some way of making the ... operation of this law see Glueck , Mental Disorder and the Criminal Law , pages 58-72 . mental diseases . The provisions ...
Contents
THE GRIMY COURT OF THE MAGISTRATE | 14 |
MACHINERY | 75 |
RULES | 91 |
Copyright | |
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