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|a Monk, Richard C.
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|a Taking sides
|b : Clashing views on controversial issues in crime and criminology
|c edited, selected, and with introductions by Richard C. Monk
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|a Clashing views on controversial issues in crime and criminology
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|a 5th ed
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|a Guilford, Conn
|b Dushkin/McGraw-Hill
|c c1998
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a pt. 1. Crime : definitions and causes -- Is crime always functional? -- Does rap music contribute to violent crime? -- Does IQ significantly contribute to crime? -- Is street crime more serious than white-collar crime? -- Are general theories of crime useful? -- pt. 2. Race, gender, youth, and the criminal justice system -- Should the federal government have a major role in reducing juvenile crime? -- Are the dangers of Internet child pornography exaggerated? -- Are the new sex offender laws rational? -- Does arresting batterers do more harm than good? -- Are blacks helped by the drug war? -- Should jury nullification be used to reduce ethnic and racial inequities? -- pt. 3. Criminological research and public policy -- Is capital punishment bad policy? -- Does three strikes and other tough approaches work? -- Should partial identifications be accepted in police lineups? -- pt. 4. Future trends -- Will gun control reduce crime? -- Should euthanasia be a crime? -- Does increased crime control make New York safer? -- Are human rights basic to justice? -- Does the international drug war encourage human rights violations?
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|a pt. 1. Crime : definitions and causes -- Is crime always functional? -- Does rap music contribute to violent crime? -- Does IQ significantly contribute to crime? -- Is street crime more serious than white-collar crime? -- Are general theories of crime useful? -- pt. 2. Race, gender, youth, and the criminal justice system -- Should the federal government have a major role in reducing juvenile crime? -- Are the dangers of Internet child pornography exaggerated? -- Are the new sex offender laws rational? -- Does arresting batterers do more harm than good? -- Are blacks helped by the drug war? -- Should jury nullification be used to reduce ethnic and racial inequities? -- pt. 3. Criminological research and public policy -- Is capital punishment bad policy? -- Does three strikes and other tough approaches work? -- Should partial identifications be accepted in police lineups? -- pt. 4. Future trends -- Will gun control reduce crime? -- Should euthanasia be a crime? -- Does increased crime control make New York safer? -- Are human rights basic to justice? -- Does the international drug war encourage human rights violations?
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|a Jacobson, Jared A.
|t [Rezension von: Monk, Richard C., 1943-, Taking sides]
|d 2002
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