Introduction -- Part I: Response To The Criminal Law By Administrators Of The Criminal Law -- 1. Constraints On The American Administrator: More Detailed Law Increases Discretion -- 2. Constraints On The American Administrator: The Law Imposes Social Bias -- 3. Constraints On The American Administrator: Principled Decisions Indicate Injustice -- 4. American Police Decision-making --part Ii: Response To The Criminal Law By The General Populace -- 5. Constraints On The General Populace: The Principle Of Legality -- 6. Constraints On The General Populace: Legal Protection Of The Right To Social Mobility -- 7. American Criminal Law's Contribution To Crime -- Part Iii: Ideas For Legislating Crime Control In The United States -- 8. Legislation Of Positive Incentives In The United States -- 9. Legislation Of Negative Incentives In The United States -- Part Iv: A Concluding Note -- 10. Concerning Aggression Harold E. Pepinsky. Includes Bibliographies And Indexes.

Harold E. Pepinsky

Academic Press, Incorporated

Morgan Kaufmann Publishers

New York: Academic Press

Brooks/Cole

Law in society series, New York, New York State, 1976

United States, United States of America

Includes bibliographies and indexes.

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