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Page 48
... releasing professional criminals on bail very often gives them definite encouragement to commit further crimes . A ... released the other day is collecting their bondsmen's and lawyers ' fees from the public . " An interesting study of ...
... releasing professional criminals on bail very often gives them definite encouragement to commit further crimes . A ... released the other day is collecting their bondsmen's and lawyers ' fees from the public . " An interesting study of ...
Page 54
... releases brought about by the companies resulted in serious loss in efficient prosecution through the state and because they did not show that the defendants released on bail furnished by surety companies were more likely to escape than ...
... releases brought about by the companies resulted in serious loss in efficient prosecution through the state and because they did not show that the defendants released on bail furnished by surety companies were more likely to escape than ...
Page 166
... released convicts . It fol- lows that there is practically no supervision . A casual system of reporting is provided which places upon the released convict , himself , the responsibility of calling at intervals at the office of the ...
... released convicts . It fol- lows that there is practically no supervision . A casual system of reporting is provided which places upon the released convict , himself , the responsibility of calling at intervals at the office of the ...
Contents
THE GRIMY COURT OF THE MAGISTRATE | 14 |
MACHINERY | 75 |
RULES | 91 |
Copyright | |
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