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By JOHN P. CONRAD

Crime and Its Correction: An International Survey of Attitudes and Practices is a comprehensive exploration of the various approaches to crime and its remediation across different cultures and societies worldwide. This book delves into the attitudes held by individuals and institutions towards criminal behavior, while also examining the practices and strategies employed to address and correct such behavior. By presenting a global perspective on crime and its correction, this survey offers valuable insights into the diverse ways in which societies understand and respond to issues of law enforcement, justice, and rehabilitation.

CA. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS. 1967 . 323p..

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Edited By John W. oberts. Foreword by Norval Morris

Escaping Prison Myths: Selected Topics in the History of Federal Corrections is a comprehensive exploration of the myths surrounding the U.S. federal prison system. Delving into selected topics, this book provides a critical analysis of the historical evolution of federal corrections, challenging common misconceptions along the way. Through meticulous research and insightful commentary, the author sheds light on the complexities of the prison system, offering readers a fresh perspective on a topic often clouded by misinformation. Perfect for academics, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the truth behind federal prisons, this book is a vital addition to the discourse on criminal justice in America.

Washington DC. The American University Press. 1994. 224p.