The Individualization of Punishment in Missouri Criminal and Penal Procedures

Smith, Frederick M.

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1911

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Smith, Frederick M.

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University of Kansas

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55 pages

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Thesis

Degree Level

M.A.

Discipline

Sociology

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Abstract

It is well in this attempt to examine the criminal procedure and penal systems of Missouri in the light of the modern science of criminology to take at least a cursory glance at the development of the science of criminology itself, for it along with all other sciences has undergone an evolution at times rapid, always yielding, though slowly at times, to dominant thought and philosophy or rather to methods of thought.

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