Report of the President's Commission on Crime in the District of Columbia : appendix.
In this report, the types of crimes, the offenders, and the overall disposition of the offenders in Washington, D.C. are analyzed. By Presidential order, a commission was established to make studies, conduct hearings, and compile information on crime in the District of Columbia. Detailed statistics...
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Table of Contents:
- President's Commission on Crime in the District of Columbia
- Letter to the President / Herbert J. Miller
- Executive Order 11234
- Foreword 1. The District of Columbia
- 2. Analysis of crime
- 3. The criminal offender
- 4. Metropolitan Police Department
- 5. Administration of criminal justice
- 6. Sentencing, imprisonment and supervision of the adult offender
- 7. Selected problems in the criminal law. Section I. The drunkenness offender
- Section II. Pretrial release of persons charged with crime
- Section III. The mentally ill offender
- Section IV. Drug abuse
- Section V. Police interrogation and the Mallory Rule
- Section VI. Criminal code revision
- 8. Treatment of the juvenile offender
- 9. Prevention of juvenile delinquency
- 10. The roots of crime
- 11. Conclusion
- Separate statements by members of the Commission. Minority report / David A. Pine. Foreword
- Section I. Court decisions as a causative factor in the commission of a crime
- Section II. The Durham Rule
- Section III. Drug abuse
- The Mallory Rule
- Statement : U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. circuit / Abe Krabb
- Minority views : pretrial prevention detention / Patricia W. Wald
- Footnotes. Appendix. Survey of the Metropolitan Police Department / International Association of Chiefs of Police
- A description of active juvenile offenders and convicted adult felons in the District of Columbia / Stanford Research Institute
- Organization and effectiveness of the correctional agencies / American Correctional Association
- The social order and delinquency / Eli Ginzberg.