The Twentieth Century, Volum 173Nineteenth Century and After, 1964 |
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... crime and criminals it would be " ambivalent " . Running through our reactions to crime and our views about punishment is a peculiar mixture of fear and fascination . The criminal is at one and the same time a public enemy and national ...
... crime and criminals it would be " ambivalent " . Running through our reactions to crime and our views about punishment is a peculiar mixture of fear and fascination . The criminal is at one and the same time a public enemy and national ...
Pàgina 18
CENTURY WINTER minority appear for " crimes of violence " . The violent criminal and the violent crime make up about 2 % of all crimes and criminals . We can therefore take some comfort from the non- violent nature of our criminals ...
CENTURY WINTER minority appear for " crimes of violence " . The violent criminal and the violent crime make up about 2 % of all crimes and criminals . We can therefore take some comfort from the non- violent nature of our criminals ...
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... crimes of violence - namely , the nature of the violent crime itself . Of the 1957 crimes , the largest single number was domestic disputes : these alone accounted for nearly a third ( 600 ) of all these crimes of violence in London ...
... crimes of violence - namely , the nature of the violent crime itself . Of the 1957 crimes , the largest single number was domestic disputes : these alone accounted for nearly a third ( 600 ) of all these crimes of violence in London ...
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