Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Witchcraft in Old New York,1928,19,2,252-258,Riddell
William Penn and Witchcraft,1927,18,1,11-16,Riddell
Why Juries Refuse to Convict,1910,1,4,633-634,
"Who Is Feeble-Minded?". A Rejoinder and a Rebuttal,1916,7,2,219-226,Kohs
"Who Is Feeble-Minded?" A Reply to Mr. Kohs,1916,7,1,56-78,Wallin
Who Is Feeble-Minded?,1916,6,6,860-871,Kohs
What to Do with Criminals,1910,1,4,631-633,
War Legislation against Alcoholic Liquor and Prostitution,1919,9,4,520-529,Buchanan
War Boosts Juvenile Crime in England and Germany,1917,7,6,925,
Virginia Sterilization Law Constitutional,1927,18,2,283,
Unconstitutional Claims of Military Authority,1915,5,5,718-743,Ballantine
Two Child-Protection Congresses,1914,5,1,103-105,
Two Cases of Criminal Imbecility,1915,6,1,113-114,
Trend in Juvenile-Delinquency Statistics,1926,17,2,167-172,Abbott
Traffic Court Report,1918,8,6,926,
To Prevent Procreation of Certain Classes in Oregon: House Bill 162,1917,7,6,910-912,
To Amend the Penal Law in Relation to Murder in the First Degree,1916,7,2,288-289,
To Abolish Partisanship of Expert Witnesses as Illustrated in the Loeb-Leopold Case,1924,15,3,341-343,Wigmore
"Thou Shalt Not Suffer a Witch to Live:" Exodus XXII 18,1929,20,3,355-359,Riddell
Things We Don't Know about Crime,1922,13,3,446-452,Koren
Theology and Crime,1913,4,4,612-613,
The White Slave Traffic Act,1910,1,4,619,
The War Power and the Government of Military Forces,1916,7,3,406-431,Melling
The War Power and the Government of Military Forces,1916,7,2,248-268,Melling
The War and Juvenile Delinquency,1917,8,2,287-288,
The Value of Mental Physical and Social Studies of Delinquent Women,1918,9,1,80-97,Spaulding
The Value of Anthropometric Measurements in the Diagnosis of Feeble-Mindedness,1915,6,1,114,
The Use of the Injunction to Destroy Commercialized Prostitution,1929,19,4,513-517,McMurdy
The Unit in Criminal Statistics,1912,3,2,245-248,Robinson
The Trial of Witches Secundum Artem,1930,21,2,257-260,Riddell
The Treatment of Crime. Past Present and Future,1912,3,3,376-383,Spalding
The Traumatic Neurosis: Nature and Management: Some Forensic Aspects. Shown in the Case of Hill vs. Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul R. R. Co,1917,7,5,689-701,Williams
The Study of the Juvenile Offender in the Kansas Industrial School,1915,5,5,761-762,
The Statistical Bureau. A Police Necessity,1928,19,3,383-389,Knoles
The State's Duty to Delinquent Women and Girls,1918,9,2,299-301,
The State's Authority to Punish Crime,1912,2,5,691-703,Hoffding
The Slave in Upper Canada,1923,14,2,249-278,Riddell
The Skin Game,1923,13,4,587-591,Melcher
The Segregable Delinquent,1921,12,2,267-274,Harding
The Scientific Study of Juvenile Delinquents in Minneapolis,1913,3,5,781-783,
The Scientific Police,1913,3,6,876-880,Ottolenghi
The Sad Tale of an Indian Wife,1922,13,1,82-89,Riddell
The Reversal of Criminal Cases in the Supreme Court of California,1929,20,1,60-87,Vernier
The Results of Mental and Physical Examinations of Four Hundred Women Offenders. With Particular Reference to Their Treatment during Commitment,1915,5,5,704-717,Spaulding
The Responsibility of Children in the Juvenile Court,1912,3,3,365-375,Goddard
The Relation between Criminal Law and Criminal Psychiatry,1925,16,3,311,Wigmore
The Rehabilitation of the Morally Handicapped. A Study in Social Service,1924,15,1,147-154,Menken
The Reconciliation of the Legal and Psychiatric Viewpoints of Delinquency,1926,17,2,173-182,Branham
The Recidivist,1913,3,6,866-875,Fernald
The Punishment of Crime,1920,10,4,533-548,Townsend
The Psychopathic Laboratory Idea,1915,6,1,59-64,Olson
The Psychopathic Laboratory,1923,13,4,485-493,Shepherd
The Psychiatric Clinic in the Treatment of Conduct Disorders of Children and the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency,1923,14,3,414-456,Anderson
The Problem of the Perpetual Drunkard,1911,1,6,844-845,Ellwood
The Problem of Combating Suicide,1913,4,4,617,
The Problem of Causation of Criminality,1912,2,6,849-857,Healy
The Prevention of Crime Not Merely Its Punishment,1910,1,2,9-12,Henderson
The Prevalence of Crime in the United States and Its Extent Compared with That in the Leading European States,1913,3,5,754-769,Goebel
The Possibilities and Methods of Increasing Parental Responsibility for Juvenile Delinquents,1921,12,1,61-75,Bates
The Philosophy of Punishment,1922,13,2,235-250,Alexander
The Passing of the Bertillon System of Identification,1915,6,3,363-369,Fosdick
The Outlook for the Science of Criminalistics,1914,5,4,540-543,Healy
The Night-Riders Set Free by Technicalities,1910,1,1,123-124,
The Newsboys of Dallas Texas,1922,13,2,309-310,
The Need the Propriety and Basis of Martial Law with a Review of the Authorities,1917,8,2,167-189,Wallace
The Need of New Criminological Classification,1911,1,6,907-910,Bullard
The Modus Operandi System in the Detection of Criminals,1915,6,4,560-570,Fosdick
The Lynching Record for 1920,1921,11,4,622-623,
The Lynching Record for 1916,1917,8,2,302-303,
The Loeb-Leopold Murder of Franks in Chicago May 21 1924,1924,15,3,347-348,
The Loeb-Leopold Case Again: Comments on Dr. Gosline's Comments,1925,15,4,505-508,Wigmore
The Loeb-Leopold Case Again,1925,15,4,501-505,Gosline
The Loan Shark Evil,1919,10,1,14-15,Gault
The Legal Status of the National Guard under the Army Reorganization Bill,1917,7,5,672-688,Chiperfield
The Law of Pennsylvania Relating to Illegitimacy,1916,7,4,505-529,MacCoy
The Laboratory in the Study and Treatment of Crime,1915,5,6,840-850,Anderson
The Joliet Prison and the Riots of June 5th,1917,8,4,576-585,Bowen
The Intelligence of Delinquent Boys Committed to Wisconsin Industrial School,1929,20,3,421-428,Caldwell
The Influence of Journalism on Crime,1924,15,1,155-158,Spector
The Individual Study of the Young Criminal,1910,1,1,50-62,Healy
The Individual Delinquent,1916,6,6,849-859,Stevens
The Individual Delinquent,1927,18,1,65-74,Haynes
The Indeterminate Sentence and Parole Laws in Indiana,1913,4,3,429-431,
The Increasing Cost of Crime in Ohio,1917,7,6,920-924,
The Importance of Character Study in Criminology,1920,11,1,107-112,Fernald
The Illinois Crime Survey,1930,20,4,588-605,Lashly
The Human Element in Justice,1919,10,1,90-99,Everson
The House of Correction for Boys in the Hospice of Saint Michael in Rome,1930,20,4,533-553,Sellin
The Homicide Concept. A Study in Comparative Criminal Law,1918,9,3,373-377,Lobingier
The Function of Punishment,1915,6,3,422-425,Garrett
The Function of Private Defense in the Repression of Crime,1911,2,3,370-374,Battaglini
The Fourth Estate and Court Procedure as a Public Show,1928,19,1,15-29,Watts
The First Execution for Witchcraft in Ireland,1917,7,6,828-837,Riddell
The Feeble-Minded in a Rural County of Ohio,1919,10,1,126-127,
The Establishment of Uniformity in Determining Punishments in Different Courts and Different Jurisdictions,1917,7,6,804-809,Osborne
The Duel in Early Upper Canada,1915,6,2,165-176,Riddell
The Differential Diagnosis of Crime,1913,4,4,585-586,
The Development of Psychoses in Prison,1927,18,3,404-415,Martin
The Detection of the Potential Criminal,1919,9,4,514-519,Stearns
The Defective Delinquent,1914,5,3,397-403,Hickson
The Death of King James I. A Medico-Legal Study,1928,19,1,30-35,Riddell
The Dangerous Insane,1921,12,3,369-380,Bowers
The Cross-Examination of the Alienist,1922,13,2,228-234,Lind
The Criminal. Why Is He and What We Do to Him,1916,6,5,663-671,Page
The Criminal Who Is He and What Shall We Do with Him?,1914,5,2,170-192,Gemmill
The Criminal in the Air,1914,4,6,815-836,Myers
The Criminal Feebleminded,1931,21,4,537-552,Richmond
The Courts and the Divorce Laws,1913,3,6,827-830,Ellwood
The Court of Domestic Relations of Chicago,1912,3,3,400-406,Baldwin
The cost of crime,1910,1,1,86-102,Spalding
The Control of Crime,1914,4,5,687-697,Woods
The Congress for Criminal Anthropology,1912,2,5,661-663,Gault
The Commitment of Feeble-Minded in Illinois,1915,6,1,2-3,Gault
The Classification of Criminals,1910,1,4,536-548,Ellwood
The Classification and Treatment of the Defective Delinquent. A Study of 135 Cases at the New York State Institution for Defective Delinquents,1926,17,2,183-217,Branham
The Case of J. P. Watson the Modern "Bluebeard",1921,12,3,348-359,Hoag
The Binet Scale and the Diagnosis of Feeble-Mindedness,1916,7,4,530-543,Terman
The Bill to Make Compensation to Persons Erroneously Convicted of Crime,1913,3,5,665-667,Wigmore
The Bases of Divorce,1913,4,1,30-46,Lisle
The American Vigilance Association,1913,3,5,806-809,
The Alcoholic as Seen in Court,1916,7,1,89-95,Anderson
The Adequacy of Police Forces,1922,13,2,266-271,Smith
The "Third Degree" and Trial by Newspapers,1912,3,4,502-505,Keedy
The "Third Degree",1911,2,4,605-607,
The "Gun Mob",1915,5,5,783-784,
Tests of Criminal Responsibility of the Insane,1910,1,3,394-402,Keedy
Syphilis and Society,1917,8,3,449-450,
Syphilis a Factor in Cause of Insanity,1917,8,3,448-449,
Study of the Eye in Mental Defectives,1910,1,3,472-473,
Study of One Hundred and Thirty-One Delinquent Girls Held at the Juvenile Detention Home in Chicago 1917,1919,10,3,441-476,Purcell-Guild
Study of Delinquent Boys Released from Institutions,1917,8,2,269-270,
Stripes to Be Abolished in Louisiana,1915,6,1,135-136,
Sterilization of Mental Defectives,1926,16,4,537-554,Shartel
Sterilization of Criminals. Report of Committee "F" of the Institute,1916,7,3,373-378,Hunter
Sterilization of Criminals and Defectives,1913,4,3,420,
Sterilization of Criminals (Report of Committee H of the Institute),1914,5,4,514-539,Hunter
Sterilization of Criminals (Report of Committee "F" of the Institute and a Minority Report),1917,8,4,499-501,White
Sterilization of Criminals,1910,1,4,623-624,
Sterilization Laws from a Legal Standpoint,1914,4,6,804-814,Fenning
Sterilization and Criminal Heredity,1914,5,1,5,Todd
Statistics of Crime and Criminals (Report of the Committee of the American Prison Association),1916,7,2,186-204,Hoffman
Statistics of Crime,1910,1,3,417-437,Koren
Statistics of Arrests of Minors in Paris in 1918,1920,11,1,126-127,
State Laws Regulating Marriage of the Unfit,1913,4,3,423-425,
Some Suggestions for State Action in Securing Standardized Criminal Statistics,1928,19,1,99-100,
Some New Problems for Psychiatric Research in Delinquency,1919,10,3,375-384,Salmon
Some Laws Which If More Generally Known and Enforced Would Decrease Juvenile Delinquency in Chicago,1919,9,4,604-606,
Some Institutional Problems in Dealing with Psychopathic Delinquents,1919,10,3,385-408,Davis
Some Fallacies of Eugenics,1914,4,6,904-905,
Social Hygiene,1915,5,5,639-640,Gault
Social Factors in Crime,1913,4,3,448,
Social and Ethical Judgments of Two Groups of Boys. Delinquents and Non-Delinquents,1930,21,3,364-378,Harper
Size of Family and Male Juvenile Delinquency,1925,15,4,631-640,Slawson
Sir Matthew Hale and Witchcraft,1926,17,1,5-12,Riddell
Should the Death Penalty Be Abolished?,1910,1,4,622-623,
Should Capital Punishment Be Abolished? The Problem of the Hour in France,1911,2,1,48-55,Shipley
Shall the Age Jurisdiction of Juvenile Courts Be Increased?,1920,10,4,493-515,Towne
Segregation vs. Hanging,1921,11,4,512-527,Harley
Scientific Identification of Firearms and Bullets,1926,17,2,254-263,Goddard
S. S. Gregory on the Treatment of Insane Murderers,1912,3,1,93,
Rural Justice in New York State,1923,14,2,284-289,Smith
Rhode Island's Threat against Murder,1928,18,4,552-567,Phelps
Responsibility and Crime. A Study and Interpretation of the Later Works of Alfred Binet,1914,5,1,63-73,Kite
Report upon Classification of Crimes,1924,14,4,593-604,Lester
Report of the Committee on Criminal Statistics of the American Prison Association,1912,2,6,877-888,Smith
Report of Italian Commission on Increase of Juvenile Delinquency,1914,5,1,105-107,
Relative to the Punishment for Murder in the Second Degree,1914,5,1,95,
Relative to Sentences for Felony,1914,5,1,96-97,
Relation of Woman's Wage to the Social Evil,1913,4,3,323-325,Gault
Relation of Mental Disease to Crime. Including a Special Study of the State Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Ionia Michigan. A Total Survey of Five Criminal Insane Hospitals and Studies of Crimes Committed by the Criminal Insane,1930,21,2,212-246,Pilcher
Reformatory Results in New York,1914,5,1,1-3,Gault
Reform of Juvenile Criminal Law in Hungary,1911,2,2,282-284,
Recent Statistics Relating to Crime in Chicago,1922,13,3,329-358,Abbott
Recent History and Present Status of Capital Punishment in the United States,1926,17,2,234-245,Bye
Recent Criminal Cases,1931,21,4,607-620,
Reaching the Adult Responsible for the Delinquent and Neglected Child,1918,8,5,782-783,
Radical Penal Reforms Proposed in England,1910,1,4,627-628,
Questionnaire on Delinquency in Youths and Adults and Its Treatment by the Courts,1915,6,3,408-421,Leon A. Carley
Punitive Pain and Humiliation,1916,6,6,894-907,Eaton
Psychological Aspects of the Question of Moral Responsibility,1930,21,2,267-296,Woodard
Psychiatrists' Report for the Defense (Joint Summary),1924,15,3,360-379,White
Psychiatrists Called by the Prosecution,1924,15,3,380-390,Patrick
Pseudo-Science and the Problem of Criminal Responsibility,1928,19,2,181-195,Weber
Prospective Laboratories for the Study of Criminals,1913,3,6,825-827,Gault
Proposed Law Governing Domestic Relations,1912,3,4,618-621,
Proposed Bureau at Washington for the Study of Criminal and Other Classes,1914,4,6,907,
Proposed Abolition of Unanimity Requirement for Verdicts in Criminal Cases,1910,1,3,465-466,
Prophylactic Administrative and Medico-Legal Aspects of Alcoholism,1914,4,6,867-875,Gordon
Propensity to Crime,1916,6,5,729-745,Villamor
Progress Report of the Committee on Uniform Crime Records,1928,19,3,378-382,Rutledge
Proceedings of the Delinquency Section of the Commonwealth Club of California,1918,9,2,304-306,
Preventives of Delinquency,1914,4,5,637-641,Gault
Prevention of Delinquency,1914,4,6,798-800,Henderson
Prevention of Crime vs. Coddling the Criminal,1913,4,3,455-456,
Preventing the Development of Criminals,1915,5,5,640-642,Gault
Present Day Aims and Methods in Studying the Offender,1913,4,2,204-211,Healy
Predelinquency,1923,14,2,279-283,Vollmer
Practical Application of the Results of Intensive Study of Delinquents,1917,7,6,867-876,Bingham
Post-Reformation Burning at the Stake of Heretics,1930,21,2,254-256,Riddell
Possibility of Inflicting Injury by Pathogen Bacteria,1914,4,6,906,
Picture Shows and Juvenile Crime,1912,3,1,134,
Physical States of Criminal Women,1917,8,1,82-95,Guibord
Parole Violators. A Study of One Year's Parole Violators Returned to Auburn Prison,1917,8,2,233-258,Heacox
Parental Schools and Juvenile Crime,1913,4,2,163-165,Gault
Paranoia and Paranoid Personalities: A Practical Police Problem,1923,14,3,350-375,Walker
Our Lunacy Laws,1922,13,3,470-471,
Our Irrational Fining Systems,1917,7,6,925-927,
Our Criminal Problem from the Standpoint of Classification and Segregation,1915,6,4,481-484,Gault
One Hundred Female Offenders. A Study of the Mentality of Prostitutes and "Wayward" Girls,1915,6,3,385-407,Clinton P. McCord
On the School for Police,1917,7,5,644-646,
On the Relation of Mental Defect to Delinquency; A Study of Cases before the Voluntary Defenders Committee of New York City,1919,10,2,218-222,Malzberg
On the Age Limit in the Juvenile Court,1921,11,4,616-618,
On Prevention of Procreation,1923,14,1,138,
On Legislation for Sterilization,1916,7,4,591-592,Gray
On Habitual Criminals,1923,14,1,138,
On Carrying Firearms,1923,14,1,134-138,
Obligatory Psychiatric Examination. Of Certain Classes of Accused Persons,1912,2,6,858-867,Olof Kinberg
New York's Campaign of Crime Prevention,1916,7,2,295-298,
New Laboratory to Aid Murder Trials,1911,2,2,275,
Negro Crime and Strong Drink,1912,3,3,384-392,Washington
Needed Reforms in the Law of Expert Testimony,1911,1,5,698-704,McDermott
Narcotic Drugs and Crime,1921,12,1,110-115,Stanley
Murder and the Death Penalty,1925,15,4,522-529,Sutherland
Moving Pictures vs. the Saloon,1914,5,4,485,Todd
Motor Cars and Crime,1923,14,1,147-151,
Mothers' Pensions as a Preventive of Juvenile Truancy and Delinquency,1917,7,6,802-803,Hunter
Morphinism,1915,6,4,586-593,Stanley
Morbid Impulses from the Medico-Legal Standpoint,1918,8,6,829-836,Gordon
Mistaken Lenity to Criminals,1910,1,4,636-638,
Militarism and Prisons,1914,5,4,484-485,Todd
Methods of Criminological Inquiry,1925,16,3,437-452,Wood
Method and Motive from the Psychiatric Viewpoint,1914,5,3,348-352,White
Mental Types of Juvenile Delinquents Considered in Relation to Treatment,1913,4,1,83-89,Clara Harrison Town
Mental Tests and Practical Judgments,1915,6,2,249-259,Leon A. Carley
Mental Deficiency and the Importance of Its Recognition from a Medico-Legal Standpoint,1918,9,3,404-412,Gordon
Mental Attitudes of Adults in a Juvenile Court,1930,21,2,201-211,Allen
Medieval Theology in Modern Criminal Law,1930,20,4,489-499,Swancara
Medicolegal Proposals of the American Psychiatric Association,1928,19,3,367-377,Menninger
Medico-Legal Insanity and the Hypothetical Question,1923,14,1,62-74,L. Vernon Briggs
Medico-Legal Aspect of Morbid Impulses,1922,12,4,604-616,Gordon
Medicine and Crime,1915,6,1,111-112,
Medical Expert Testimony: Methods of Improving the Practice,1910,1,2,41-58,Schofield
Material of Clinical Research in the Field of Criminology,1915,6,2,230-239,Peyton
Marriage Sterilization and Commitment Laws Aimed at Decreasing Mental Deficiency,1914,5,3,364-370,Smith
Making the Punishment Fit the Crime,1921,12,2,159-177,Hamilton
Lynchings in 1915,1916,7,2,307,
Lynchings during 1926,1927,18,2,272,
Lynchings during 1913,1914,4,6,927-930,
Lynching an Evil of County Government,1920,11,1,127-131,
Louisiana Criminal Law,1915,6,1,124-125,
Lombroso's Theory of Crime,1912,2,5,716-723,Ellwood
Local Sentiment and Lynching in Pennsylvania,1912,3,2,171-173,Vernier
Loan Sharks and Loan Shark Legislation in Illinois,1917,8,1,69-81,Eubank
Life-Termers Can Not Get Parole in Louisiana,1917,7,6,914-915,
Legal Insanity in Criminal Cases: Past Present and Future,1927,18,2,165-174,White
Legal Aspects of Psychiatry. Corrected Final Report of the Committee of the American Psychiatric Association,1927,18,3,428-433,
Law Relating to Social Vice in Kansas,1913,4,3,431,
Laboratory Study of Criminals,1910,1,1,122,
Kurt Williams on Statistical Investigations of Jail Psychoses,1912,3,4,615-616,
Juvenile Delinquents and Mental Tests,1913,4,3,322,Gault
Juvenile Delinquency in Chicago,1920,11,1,134-136,
Juvenile Delinquency in a Small City,1916,6,5,724-728,Burgess
Junk Dealing and Juvenile Delinquency,1919,10,2,168,Hunter
Judge Holt on Unpunished Crime,1910,1,4,521-522,Ellwood
Italy's New Children's Code,1914,4,6,908-912,
Is Vasectomy a Cruel and Unusual Punishment?,1913,3,5,783-786,
Intoxication: How Proved,1917,7,6,927,
International White Slavery,1912,3,1,134-137,
Intelligence and Delinquency. A Study of Two Hundred and Fifteen Cases,1916,6,5,696-705,Williams
Insanity as a Defense to Crime: With Especial Reference to the Thaw Case,1910,1,2,13-28,Griffin
Insanity as a Defense to Crime in Louisiana,1918,8,5,658-674,Hart
Insanity and Divorce,1914,5,4,544-554,Gordon
Insanity and Criminal Responsibility. Report of Committee "B" of the Institute,1916,6,5,672-674,Keedy
Insanity and Criminal Responsibility. Report of Committee "A" of the Institute,1916,7,4,484-491,Keedy
İnsanity and Criminal Responsibility (Report of Committee B of the Institute),1911,2,4,521-545,Keedy
Insanity and Criminal Responsibility (Report of Committee B of the Institute),1913,3,6,890-908,Keedy
Insanity and Criminal Responsibility (Report of Committee B of the Institute),1913,3,5,719-727,Keedy
Insanity and Criminal Responsibility (Report of Committee "A" of the Institute),1919,10,2,184-187,Arnold
Insanity and Criminal Responsibility,1913,4,1,67-82,Keedy
Injury to the Hair and Its Forensic Significance,1912,3,1,94-95,
Inheritance as a Factor in Criminality. A Study of a Thousand Cases of Young Repeated Offenders,1914,4,6,837-858,Healy
Infliction of the Death Penalty by Electricity,1910,1,4,626-627,
Index of Celebrated Cases Crimes Criminals Detectives Escapes Homicides Mysteries Swindles Trials Etc. Described in General Books (Not in Volumes Specifically Devoted to the Particular Case or Person),1930,21,3,339-363,Wire
Increase of Crime in England in 1908,1910,1,3,456,
In The Light of Recent Developments: What Should Be Our Policy in Dealing with the Delinquents: Juvenile and Adult,1920,11,3,426-432,Goddard
Impulsive Neuroses and Crime: A Critical Review,1929,19,4,575-591,Karpman
Immigration and Crime (Report of Committee "G" of the Institute),1915,6,4,522-532,Abbott
Identification of Criminals by Means of Finger Prints,1910,1,4,634-636,
Ideal Anti-Loan Shark Statute,1919,10,1,129-142,
How Can Children Behave If Parents Misbehave?,1928,18,4,568-573,Bedford
Homosexuality and the Law,1912,3,1,95-96,
Homicide in the United States,1911,2,2,180-182,G.
Homicide in American Cities,1913,3,5,675-677,Garner
Heredity as a Factor in Producing the Criminal,1913,4,3,321-322,Gault
Has Crime Increased in the United States since 1880?,1910,1,3,378-385,Ellwood
Handwriting from a Psychopathic Viewpoint,1916,7,2,284-287,
Girls in the New York Night Courts,1915,6,1,126-128,
Genius and Eugenics,1915,6,1,83-100,Gemmill
Gaetano Leto on the Conflict of Civil and Criminal Law in Cases Relating to Marriage,1915,5,6,933-934,
From Pathology to Criminology. A Study in Abnormal Psychology and Eugenics,1924,15,1,68-146,Gosline
Frequency of Crime and Punishment,1928,19,2,165-180,Phelps
Four Relationship Status of a Group of Delinquent Boys,1930,21,3,379-392,Harper
Foundations of Criminology,1926,17,1,13-39,Brasol
First Steps in Developing a System of Criminal Statistics,1920,10,4,485-489,Gault
Fines and Community Protection in Springfield Illinois,1916,6,5,675-683,Potter
Find No Unjust Hangings,1912,3,1,131-132,
Feeble-Mindedness and Juvenile Crime,1911,2,2,228-238,Auden
Feeble-Mindedness among Adult Delinquents,1917,7,5,702-721,Haines
Family Disintegration and the Delinquent Boy in the United States,1918,8,5,709-732,Shideler
False Presumptions Counter to the Presumptions of Innocence,1917,7,6,851-856,Garrett
Fair Play for the Inebriate,1910,1,4,573-577,Cleland
Factors in Education for the Abatement and Cure of Diseases and Crime,1915,6,1,112-113,
Factors Contributing to Juvenile Delinquency,1927,17,4,531-580,Bridges
Extradition of the Insane,1914,5,2,161-164,Gault
Eugenics and the Criminal Law,1914,5,1,12-15,Battaglini
Eugenics and Feeblemindedness,1915,6,2,190-197,Stevens
Ethics Psychology and the Criminal Responsibility of the Insane,1923,14,2,208-248,Glueck
Enrico Ferri and Criminal Sociology,1929,20,2,179-181,Nicotri
Enrico Ferri,1929,20,1,5,Sellin
Emotional States and Illegal Acts,1920,11,1,77-95,Oliver
Efforts to Abolish the Death Penalty in Illinois,1919,9,4,500-513,Barbour
Educational Standards for Moving Pictures,1915,6,4,484-485,Gault
Economic Toll of Crime,1923,14,2,318-319,
Drunkenness in Massachusetts,1910,1,3,458-459,
Drugs and Crime: Report of Committee "G" of the Institute (Concluded),1918,9,3,350-353,Weber
Drugs and Crime (Report of Committee of the Institute),1919,10,3,356-367,Kane
Drugs and Crime (Report of Committee "G" of the Institute),1918,9,3,341-349,Stanley
Drugs and Crime (Report of Committee "G" of the Institute),1917,8,4,502-517,Kane
Drugs and Crime,1919,10,3,370-374,Weber
Drug Users in Court,1917,7,6,903-906,
Draft of Sterilization Law for Illinois,1916,7,4,611-614,
Draft of a New Criminal Code for the German Empire,1910,1,4,657-658,
Doing Away with "God and Other Religious Terminology",1928,18,4,493-495,Wigmore
Distribution of the Feeble-Minded in Society,1916,7,2,205-218,Kuhlmann
Disease and Crime,1923,14,1,103-109,Stanley
Developing Standards in the Work of Domestic Relations Courts,1917,8,2,273,
Determinants of Sex Delinquency in Adolescent Girls Based on Intensive Studies of 500 Cases,1923,13,4,494-586,Bingham
Deputy Chief Stark of Toronto on the "Third Degree",1912,3,1,129-130,
Delinquency in War Time,1918,8,5,651-652,Gault
De Luca on Authority of Military Commissions in Time of Peace,1915,5,6,933,
Cycles of Crime,1929,20,1,107-121,Phelps
Cruelty to Women and Children in Georgia Prisons,1912,3,1,116-117,
Criminology and Common Sense,1926,16,4,555-572,Oliver
Criminality from Alcoholism,1914,4,6,859-866,Crothers
Criminality and Immigration,1929,20,3,429-438,Hacker
Criminal Statutes on Birth Control,1919,10,1,48-61,Ruppenthal
Criminal Statistics in Germany France and England,1910,1,2,59-70,Macdonald
Criminal Statistics and Identification of Criminals,1928,19,1,36-48,Lowden
Criminal Responsibility of the Insane: A Reply to Professor Ballantine,1921,12,1,14-34,Keedy
Criminal Responsibility of the Insane and Feeble Minded,1919,9,4,485-499,Ballantine
Criminal Responsibility of the Feeble-Minded,1922,13,2,300-302,
Criminal Responsibility,1915,6,4,571-585,Knapp
Criminal Records and Statistics,1928,19,1,8-14,Bates
Criminal Lunatic Asylums in England and the United States,1917,7,6,906-907,
Criminal Anthropology,1914,5,3,358-363,Bowers
Crime Prevention,1927,18,1,121-123,
Crime from a Psychiatrist's Point of View,1926,16,4,519-536,Burr
Crime and the Press (Concluded),1929,20,2,246-293,Holmes
Crime and the Press,1929,20,1,6-59,Holmes
Crime and Tattooing,1910,1,4,619-620,
Crime and Punishment: From the Point of View of the Psychopathologist,1928,19,2,244-251,Campbell
Crime and Punishment. The Influence of the Study of the Results of Prison Punishments on the Criminal Law,1911,1,5,718-734,Kirchwey
Crime and Its Punishment in Chicago,1910,1,2,29-40,Gemmill
Crime and Insanity: The Legal as Opposed to the Medical View and the Most Commonly Asserted Pleas,1923,14,1,46-61,Meagher
Crime and Insanity: A Discussion of Some Modern Radical Theories,1925,16,3,360-387,Meagher
Crime and Disease,1915,5,5,688-694,Vaughan
Coordinated Effort to Prevent Crime,1928,19,2,196-210,Vollmer
Co-operation between State and Municipal Bureaus and the Federal Census Bureau in the Compilation of Criminal Statistics,1922,12,4,529-533,Hill
Congress of the Italian Society for the Care of Delinquent Minors,1914,5,1,105,
Condemn the Ridiculing of Police on the Stage and in Moving Pictures,1914,5,2,301-302,
Compulsory Health Insurance,1919,9,4,603,
Commitment of Insane in Louisiana,1918,9,3,450-454,
Commitment as "Delinquent"?,1922,13,2,258-265,Dvorak
Classification of Defective Delinquents,1921,12,3,360-368,Doll
Classification and Definition of Crimes (Report of Committee D of the Institute),1915,5,6,807-826,Freund
City Children and Crime,1912,3,4,499-501,Gault
Children in Industry and the Street Trades,1917,8,2,283-287,
Child Delinquency and the War,1918,9,2,306-307,
Character-Trends versus Mental Deficiency in the Problem of Delinquency,1926,16,4,610-612,Guilford
Causes of Domestic Troubles in Chicago,1919,9,4,606-607,
Care of Delinquent and Dependent Children in Minnesota,1917,7,5,652-653,Todd
Capital Punishment 1910-1925 (A Selected Bibliography),1926,17,1,117-127,
Capital Punishment,1915,6,1,136,
Capacity to Report upon Moving Pictures as Conditioned by Sex and Age. A Contribution to the Psychology of Testimony,1916,6,6,820-834,Boring
Burrell Oates Hanged at Last,1913,3,5,803,
Broken Home and Delinquent Boys,1923,14,3,466-468,
Brief List of References to Books and Periodicals Relating to the Sterilization of Criminal Insane and Similar Defectives,1928,19,1,97-98,
Bill to Curb Improper Use of Pistols and Revolvers,1923,14,1,132,
Bill to Abolish Capital Punishment in the District of Columbia,1916,7,2,287,
Big Business and the Recrudescence of Blood-Feuds,1915,6,1,4-7,Todd
Automobiles as a Factor in Crime,1927,18,1,116-120,
Automobiles and Crime,1926,17,2,297-302,
At the Murderer's Touch,1927,18,2,175-179,Riddell
Assassins of Rulers,1911,2,4,505-520,Macdonald
Archaic Constitutional Provisions Protecting the Accused,1914,5,1,16-19,Stevens
Antolisei on the Causal Relation between the Criminal and His Act,1913,4,4,586-588,
Anglo-American Philosophies of Penal Law. III. The Ethics of Punishment,1911,1,6,862-876,Spencer
Anglo-American Philosophies of Penal Law. I,1910,1,1,19-43,Green
An Utilitarian Test for Criminal Responsibility,1927,18,2,191-196,Woods
An Unconsidered Element in the Probation of First Offenders,1915,6,1,9-17,Kocourek
An Observation on Publicity re Notorious Crimes,1928,18,4,495-496,Gault
An English View of the American Penal System,1911,2,3,356-369,Ruggles-Brise
An Eight-Year Increase in the Cost of Crime in Ohio,1916,7,2,298-301,
An Act to Prevent Lynching and Mob Violence in Kentucky,1912,3,4,632-633,
An Act Relating to the Examination of Persons Charged with a Crime in the State of Rhode Island,1912,3,1,100,
An Act Regulating the Employment of Minors in Louisiana,1912,3,4,621,
Alcoholism and Crime in France,1920,11,1,127,
Alcohol and Criminality. To What Extent Should Crimes Committed in a State of Alcoholic Intoxication Be Condoned?,1914,5,4,569-589,Glueck
Aims and Ideals of the Police,1922,13,2,251-257,Vollmer
Adaptation of Treatment to Cause in Male Juvenile Delinquency,1927,18,2,207-217,Willson
A Widespread Form of Usury: The "Loan Shark",1912,3,2,167-171,Lisle
A Trial for Witchcraft Six Hundred Years Ago,1917,8,1,40-44,Riddell
A Study of Unsolved Murders in Wisconsin from 1924-1928,1931,21,4,513-536,Stern
A Study of the Relationship between Intelligence and Crime,1929,19,4,592-635,Milton Hyland Erickson
A Study of the Physical Condition of One Thousand Delinquents Seen in Court,1919,10,1,82-89,Anderson
A Study of Multiple Criminal Factors,1920,11,1,33-46,Doll
A Study of Juvenile Delinquency in Thirty Counties of Idaho,1925,16,3,388-436,Leeper
A Study of Juvenile Delinquency and Dependency in Los Angeles County for the Year 1912,1914,5,3,387-396,Bogardus
A Strange Murder Case,1927,18,3,365-371,Riddell
A Research on the Proportion of Mental Defectives among Delinquents,1914,5,4,561-568,Bronner
A Psychological Basis for the Diagnosis of Feeble-Mindedness,1916,7,1,32-55,Pintner
A Psychiatric Contribution to the Study of Delinquency,1917,8,1,45-68,Adler
A Protest against Laws Authorizing the Sterilization of Criminals and Imbeciles,1913,4,3,326-358,Boston
A Police Psychopathic Laboratory,1916,7,1,79-88,Bisch
A Plan of Rational Treatment for Women Offenders,1913,4,3,402-408,Davis
A Plan for the Reorganization of Criminal Statistics in the United States,1910,1,1,44-49,Robinson
A Notable Trial for Slave-Trading,1930,20,4,572-577,Riddell
A Necessary Complement to the Indeterminate Sentence,1914,4,6,797-798,Gault
A Half-Told Story of Real White Slavery in the Seventeenth Century,1930,21,2,247-253,Riddell
A Feeble-Minded Homicide in Mississippi,1921,12,1,76-83,Haines
A Deterministic View of Criminal Responsibility,1929,20,1,88-101,Waller
A Curious "Witchcraft" Case,1928,19,2,231-236,Riddell
A Critique of the Legal Economic and Social Status of the Epileptic,1926,17,2,218-233,Clark
A Contribution to the Catamnestic Study of the Juvenile Offender,1912,3,2,220-244,Glueck
A Comparative Study of Feeble-Mindedness among Offenders in Court,1917,8,3,428-434,Anderson
A Classification of the Causes of Crime,1921,12,1,105-109,Woodruff
A Classification of Borderline Mental Cases Amongst Offenders,1916,6,5,689-695,Anderson
A Character Study and Life History of Violet Gibson Who Attempted the Life of Benito Mussolini on the 7th of April 1926,1928,19,2,211-219,Ferri
A Case of Supposed Sadism,1924,15,1,32-41,Riddell
A Bill to Establish in the Department of Commerce and Labor a Bureau to Be Known as the Children's Bureau,1912,3,1,96-97,
A Bibliography on the Relations of Crime and Feeble-Mindedness,1916,7,4,544-554,Crafts
The development of psychoses in prison,1928,18,,e404,Martin
Ballistics forensically applied,1930,20,,e439,Cassidy