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Law and Disorder
Criminal Justice in America
Bruce Jackson
Cloth978-0-252-01012-5
$32.00
| Pub Date: | 1984 |
| Pages: | 336 pages |
Law and Disorder is a brilliant and incisive analysis of the elaborate machinery that processes criminals and victims in American society. Jackson examines every major aspect of the criminal justice system --- police, prosecutors, parole, and even the politics of criminal legislation. What his study reveals are the separate rationales that produce an enormous and expensive enterprise that is not a system but a set of discrete and often antagonistic bureaucracies.
Subjects:
Criminal Justice / Law / Political Science / Public Administration
