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Crime and the courts in England, 1660-1800

J. M. Beattie

1986

Crime prevention and community safety

Adam Crawford

1998

The Elizabethan underworld

Gāmini Salgādo

1977

Policing

Robert Reiner

1996

Crime and punishment in revolutionary Paris

Antoinette Wills

1981

Shooting dope

Charles E. Faupel

1991

Crime and criminology

Sue Titus Reid

1982

Street crime

Simon Hallsworth

2005

The Soviet system of Justice

Gerard Pieter van den Berg

1985

The United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Program

Roger Stenson Clark

1994

Virtually criminal

Matthew Williams

2006

The politics of injustice

Katherine Beckett, Theodore Sasson

2000

Creating born criminals

Nicole Hahn Rafter

1997

The challenge of crime

Henry S. Ruth

2003

Encyclopedia of crime & justice

Joshua Dressler

2002

Crack cocaine, crime, and women

Sue Mahan

1996

Foundations of criminal law

Michael S. Moore, Leo Katz, Stephen J. Morse

1999

The roots of crime

Edward Glover

1960

Media, process, and the social construction of crime

Gregg Barak

1994

A bibliography on general deterrence

Deryck Beyleveld

1980

Encyclopedia of crime and punishment

David Levinson

2002

Policing and democracy in the Netherlands

Jones, Trevor

1995

Moral panics

Thompson, Kenneth

2001

Understanding Gender, Crime, and Justice

Merry Morash

2006

Power, crime, and mystification

Steven Box

1983

Unequal justice

Coramae Richey Mann

1993

Crime and inequality

Chris Grover

2008

The female offender

Meda Chesney-Lind, Lisa J. Pasko

1997

Crime control and community

Hughes, Gordon, Adam Edwards

2002

Criminal activity in the deep South, 1700-1930

Wright, A. J.

1989

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