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How Shall The People Of The United States Of America Reform Their Legal Procedure So As To Make It An Instrument Of Justice, Hugh Evander Willis Jan 1916

Defects In Our Criminal Procedure, Walter Clark, Chas. B. Faris Jan 1916

Notes And Abstracts Jan 1916

Editorial Jan 1916

Sketch Of The Early Development Of English Criminal Law As Displayed In Anglo-Saxon Law, Hampton L. Carson Jan 1916

Criminal Why Is He And What We Do To Him, George T. Page Jan 1916

Fines And Community Protection In Springfield Illinois, Zenas L. Potter Jan 1916

Intelligence And Delinquency, J. Harold Williams Jan 1916

Model Jail Architecture, W. Carbys Zimmerman Jan 1916

Judicial Decisions On Criminal Law And Procedure Jan 1916

Reviews And Criticisms Jan 1916

Notes And Abstracts Jan 1916

Individual Delinquent, Herman C. Stevens Jan 1916

Treatment Of Beggars And Bagabonds In Belgium, Rudolph M. Binder Jan 1916

Capacity To Report Upon Moving Pictures As Conditioned By Sex And Age, Edwin G. Boring Jan 1916

Prison Reform, Joseph P. Byers Jan 1916

Punitive Pain And Humiliation, Marquis Eaton Jan 1916

Notes And Abstracts Jan 1916

Reviews And Criticisms Jan 1916

Psychological Basis For The Diagnosis Of Feeble-Mindedness, Rudolf Pintner, Donald G. Paterson Jan 1916

First Reported Criminal Trial, William Renwick Riddell Jan 1916

Editorials Jan 1916

Police Psychopathic Laboratory, Louis E. Bisch Jan 1916

Who Is Feeble-Minded A Reply To Mr Kohs, J. E. Wallace Wallin Jan 1916

Notes And Abstracts Jan 1916

Probation And Parole In Their Relation To Crime, Thomas M. Kilbride Jan 1916

Distribution Of The Feeble-Minded In Society, F. Kuhlmann Jan 1916

Who Is Feeble-Minded A Rejoinder And A Rebuttal, Samuel C. Kohs Jan 1916

Necessity For Public Defender Established By Statistics, Walton J. Wood Jan 1916

War Power And The Government Of Military Forces, George Melling Jan 1916