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Probation, Dorothy Straus
Probation, Dorothy Straus
Bachelors’ Theses
This thesis is not intended to supply a deficiency in information about probation, but rather as a concise summary of the material gathered on the subject so that it may be referred to easily for specific information on probation.
A Concept Of The Elements Of Juvenile Criminality From A Sociological Aspect, Frank Burchard Smith
A Concept Of The Elements Of Juvenile Criminality From A Sociological Aspect, Frank Burchard Smith
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
The conditions that have prevailed in the United States in the last twenty-five years, compel thoughtful citizens to give careful attention to the disrespect for law that is so marked a characteristic of the period.
Crime and disorder are spread theoughout the length and breadth of the land. This produces problems which should be studies and solved for the good of society. The reaction which accompanies this evil will eventually cause social demoralization.
While attempting to treat this particular evil, social workers have been largely content to deal with surface conditions. Attention has been focused upon the symptom rather than …