Ethics, Public Policy and Criminal Justice

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Oelgeschalger, Gunn & Hain (1982)
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Crime, quantification and the quality of life.Leslie T. Wilkins
The debate over the definition of crime: Paradigms, value judgments, and criminological work.  (pages 33--59)Ronald C. Kramer
Regulating Police Use of Deadly Force.  (pages 93--109)Roger Wertheimer
Ideology and the ethics of economic crime control.  (pages 133--156)Dwight Smith
Friendship and Testimonial Privileges.  (pages 257-272)Ferdinand Schoeman

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