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Before its assignment was over, it had eight more to hand in: 1) crime causes; 2) crime costs; 3) prisons and probation; 4) police methods; 5) foreign-born crime; 6) lawless law enforcement; 7) juvenile delinquency; 8) deportation of criminal aliens.
Mrs. Norris, long publicized as "woman's judge of women," was the first magistrate to be ousted as a result of Samuel Seabury's investigation of Manhattan's inferior courts.* She was convicted on five counts: 1) altering the stenographic record of a case appealed from her...
"We do not of course overlook the fact that a number of penal officials without the benefits of a college and graduate education have done outstanding work in the field. The names of Commissioner Herbert C. Parsons of the Massachusetts Board of Probation and Warden Lawes of Sing-Sing readily...
"It is hoped also that heads of the more progressive juvenile and adult courts, parole offices, and departments of probation throughout the country will cooperate by affording training facilities, and by placing our graduates where they will have an oppor- tunity to develop: If communities recognize the great importance of...
The project of the Institute of Criminal Law of Harvard University printed elsewhere in the CRIMSON is an attempt to remedy an age old evil by a new method. The particular trouble in this case is the disappointingly and even dangerously low grade of the public service officials who administer...