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CRIME, HYPOCRISY, AND THE JUST SOCIETY (FROM CRIME AND JUSTICE, 1974 BY FESTUS J. VISER - SEE NCJ-19391)

NCJ Number
19392
Author(s)
R CLARK
Date Published
1974
Length
10 pages
Annotation
DISCUSSES THE NEED TO REMOVE UNENFORCEABLE STATUTES FROM THE LAW BOOKS TO MAKE THE LAW A MORE EFFECTIVE INSTRUMENT FOR SOCIAL CHANGE AND A POSITIVE POWER FOR GOOD.
Abstract
THIS LECTURE BEGINS WITH A DISCUSSION OF PROHIBITION AND ITS SOCIAL FAILURES. THE AUTHOR STATES THAT THE EXPERIENCE PROVED THAT WE COULD NOT LEGISLATE MORAL AND PREVENT ACTS WHICH HAVE NO VICTIMS. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED)

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