Word: criminalled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Sociologist Palmer believes that the competitive, increasingly computerized and mechanized nature of U.S. society is creating more and more lost and purposeless people. To a degree, those conditions exist in most industrialized nations. But in the U.S. they are especially intense and combined with particularly American elements that have almost...
Registration, however, would do little to cut down on the number of handguns in circulation unless police powers are increased; no criminal would surrender his gun voluntarily. "Under our present civil liberty standards," says
For all the obstacles, gun lovers and gun haters are beginning to find a common cause in support of harsher sentences for persons committing a crime with a gun. Both the criminal and the gun would then be removed from society for a long time. Last week in California, Governor...
WEST GERMANY. The greatest fear at the moment in Bonn comes not from assassins but anarchist-terrorist bands of kidnapers, who might try to spirit off Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. Both Schmidt and senior Cabinet officers could be held for release of some of the more than 100 hard-core anarchists...
The project grew out of an earlier program initiated by the center in 1969 in which police from across the country attended criminal law seminars and research programs here sponsored by the center.