Essays in criminal science /
Edited by Gerhard O. W. Mueller.
- South Hackensack, N.J. F. B. Rothman [1961]
- xvi, 460 p. port. 25 cm.
- Publications of the Comparative Criminal Law Project v. 1 .
Festschrift in honor of Robert Harvey Gault and the Journal of criminal law, criminology and police science. --German criminal law reform: its development and cultural-historical background, by H.H. Jescheck.--Soviet criminal law reform: centralized uniformity versus local diversification, by G. Ginsburgs and G. Mason.--Japanese criminal procedure reform: a practical experiment in comparative law, by S. Dando.
Bibliographical footnotes.
Some misconceptions in contemporary criminology, by M. Lopez-Rey.--Pre-classical penology, by P.W. Tappan.--Return to the scene of the crime, by H. von Hentig.--The contribution of physcological testing to criminological theories and to diagnosis of mentally abnormal criminals, by F. Ferracuti.--"Rule of law" in criminal justice, by H. Silving.--The three fundamental aspects of criminal law, by J. Hall.--Causing criminal harm, by G.O.W. Mueller.--Error juris in Scandinavian criminal law, by J. Andenaes.--The regulatory offense in historical perspective, by J.E. Starrs.--The defense insanity in Australia, by N. Morris.--Diminished responsibility, a withering away of the concept of criminal responsibility? By J.L.J. Edwards.--Automatism, by G.L. Williams.--Methods of treatment of drug addiction, by M. Ploscowe.--French criminal law reform: 150 years Penal code, by M. Ancel.
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