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Brenda is typical of the bovver birds. "They seem very unmoved by it all, very detached," says a probation officer. "Many of their attacks are for pure game, mostly done on the spur of the moment." Says Trevor Gibbens, forensic psychiatrist at the University of London and the author of...
Helfand last week pleaded guilty to the other three charges and was fined $200, sentenced to a 30-day suspended jail term, and placed on probation until June 1973. One of the conditions of the probation is that he remain off Harvard property unless he has official business with the...
To minimize such disparity, said Fuld in a formal statement responding to the Times articles, "it may ultimately be demonstrated that it is desirable" to have a single agency that has "the power to determine whether the offender be placed on probation [or] be confined" and when "to release him...
Not since a crusading young attorney named Thomas E. Dewey was appointed special prosecutor in 1935 had there been such a dramatic move to fight crime in New York City. Acting on the recommendation of the Knapp Commission, which had spent a year and a half investigating corruption in the...
Smuggling letters in and out of prison is an offense that is most often winked at. In the past, the few defendants who have been convicted on the charge have usually been put on probation. But when Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth came up for sentencing last week, Federal Court Judge...