Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Dangerous and Deadly,1933,23,6,1114-1117,Keenan
A university and law enforcement work together in the control of juvenile delinquency,1947,38,4,416-422,Pursuit
Sex life in prison,1948,38,5,475-486,Karpman
Progress in medico-legal investigation of gunshot injuries,1948,39,4,524-531,Dutra
The comics war,1949,40,1,28-35,Cavanagh
Youth and Crime,1936,27,1,135-136,
Who Is a Sex Offender?,1941,32,3,345-346,
White Slave Traffic,1936,27,3,466,
Whipping Post as an Instrument of Crime Control,1946,35,6,397-398,
Wartime Delinquency,1942,33,2,119-135,Glueck
War and Law,1943,34,4,240-244,Mikliszanski
Vignettes of the Criminal Court I Abandoned Colored Defendants Charged with Murder,1932,23,1,77-81,Arado
Vignettes from the Criminal Courts. Mistaken Identity in a Murder Case,1933,23,6,1020-1026,Arado
Unintentional Sabotage,1941,32,4,447,
Uniform Statistics Act,1938,29,4,605-609,
Unemployment and Crime,1932,23,3,509-511,
Typical Modern Rural Crimes,1941,31,5,617,
Two-Way Police Radio,1934,25,1,174,
Trial by Newspaper,1941,32,4,448,
Training of Delinquents in Certain Middle Western Industrial Schools,1941,31,5,589-597,McCann
Traffic Tickets,1939,30,3,386-403,Baker
Traffic Safety Program,1936,27,1,116-117,
Traffic Law Research,1939,30,3,437-439,
Traffic Law Enforcement,1938,29,1,119-127,Ashworth
Traffic Emergency Programs and Reference Material,1942,32,6,654-655,
Traffic Court Recommendations,1940,31,3,324-327,
Traffic Committee Meets,1940,31,2,216,
To Curb Crime during War,1942,32,6,646-647,
Third Degree Methods,1937,27,6,925-926,
The War and Juvenile Delinquency,1941,32,4,387-388,Gault
The Use of Invisible Rays in Criminology,1935,26,3,452-453,
The Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency in England during the Early Nineteenth Century,1940,31,1,38-54,Levin
The Traffic Court System,1940,31,4,401-409,Porter
The Thompson Sub-Machine Gun,1933,23,6,1098-1114,Sharpe
The Tasks of Criminal Psychology,1931,22,4,506-516,Gruhle
The Supreme Court Invalidates Oklahoma's Sterilization Law. No. 782,1942,33,2,163-165,
The State and Delinquency,1946,35,6,397,
The Sociological Basis of the Laws Relating to Women Sex Offenders in Massachusetts (1620-1860),1938,28,6,815-846,Rosenbaum
The Sociological Aspect of Criminology,1941,32,1,67-71,Beth
The Search for Causes of Crime,1932,22,6,854-863,Cantor
The Scientific Status of Parole Prediction,1936,27,2,214-218,Laune
The Scientific Point of View toward the Prevention of Crime,1936,27,2,203-206,Doll
The Scene of a Sex Offense as Related to the Residence of the Offender,1940,31,3,339-342,Erlanson
The Role of Statistics in Evaluating Community Efforts on Crime Prevention,1941,32,2,166-170,Myron Heidingsfield
The Rise of Crime in the Period 1830-1860,1940,30,6,857-864,Dolan
The Rifling Meter,1945,35,2,134-139,Mathews
The Retributive Structure of Punishment,1937,28,3,396-405,Timasheff
The Relationship between War and Crime in the United States,1940,30,5,722-740,Rosenbaum
The Relation of Juvenile Courts to Other Agencies,1945,35,1,55-68,Long
The Psychology of Irresistible Impulse,1943,33,6,457-462,Spirer
The Problem of Punishment in Germany,1932,22,6,873-894,Gentz
The Problem Child and His Adult Relationships,1939,30,4,630,
The Prison War Program,1945,35,2,78-86,Burke
The Prevention of Delinquency and Criminality,1933,24,1,74-87,Healy
The Prevention of Crime,1932,23,1,81-84,Adler
The Press and Crime,1943,33,6,463-467,John Newton Baker
The Postmortem Examination in Cases of Suspected Homicide,1946,36,6,485-522,Milton Helpern
The Police Officer Combats the Fifth Columnist,1941,32,2,221-232,Morrissey
The Parole Violation Rate,1937,27,5,638-640,van Vechten
The Only-Child Delinquent Contrasted with Delinquents in Large Families,1941,32,1,42-66,Hart
The Offender and the Court. A Statistical Analysis of the Sentencing of Delinquents,1940,31,4,448-456,Frankel
The Obsolescence of Criminal Guilt,1937,27,6,828-856,Scanderett
The New Theory of the Perpetrator and the Duties of the Psychiatrical Expert,1939,30,4,498-510,Eliasberg
The New Smith and Wesson .357 Magnum Revolver,1935,26,2,271-272,
The Negro Delinquent,1942,33,1,56-57,
The National Menace of Organized Predatory Crime: How to Combat It,1933,23,5,734-735,Wigmore
The Motor Car and Crime,1932,22,5,650-651,Goddard
The Life History of a Member of the "42" Gang,1933,23,6,964-998,Landesco
The Leo Frank Case Again. "A Deed of Dreadful Note",1945,34,6,363-364,Curran
The La Guardia-Pyke Bomb Carriers,1943,34,3,198-205,Pyke
The Juvenile Court Movement in Ohio,1931,22,4,556-565,Aumann
The Investigation of Bombs and Explosions (Concluded),1937,28,4,581-607,Muehlberger
The Investigation of Bombs and Explosions,1937,28,3,406-431,Muehlberger
The Indeterminate or Indefinite Sentence?,1934,25,1,130-131,
The Identification of Fragments of Detonators,1937,28,2,293,
The Identification of Cloth Ash,1933,24,2,503-516,Laudermilk
The Identification of a Bullet Fragment,1940,30,5,768-770,
The Human Sterilization Movement,1933,24,2,400-408,Landman
The Human Side of the Crime Problem,1937,28,1,2-4,Lyon
The Hit and Run Driver,1932,22,5,649-650,Goddard
The Handling of Explosives and Suspected Bombs,1940,31,1,100-102,Muehlberger
The Gunman and His Gun,1933,24,3,521-551,Bruce
The Gluecks Make Progress in Their Study of the Etiology of Crime,1943,33,6,468,
The Glueck Study,1935,26,2,308-309,
The German Prevention of Crime Act 1933,1935,26,4,517-537,Mannheim
The German National Registration System as Means of Police Control of Population,1946,36,5,362-387,Kempner
The Fascist Reform of the Penal Law in Italy,1933,24,1,278-289,Battaglini
The Extent of Juvenile Delinquency in Wisconsin,1941,32,2,148-157,Caldwell
The Evolution of Punishment,1936,27,2,219-230,Stearns
The Enforcement of the Criminal Laws of the United States in Time of War,1942,33,4,297-305,Berge
The Element of Vengeance in Punishment,1933,24,4,755-767,Margolin
The Drug Addict: Patient or Criminal?,1941,31,5,531-535,Lindesmith
The Diagnosis of Explosions,1933,23,5,894-897,Gill
The Development and Present Trend of Police Radio Communications,1942,33,2,193-197,Poli
The Detroit Rioters and Looters Committed to Prison,1945,35,2,105-110,Akers
The Delinquency of the American Indian,1945,36,2,75-84,Hans von Hentig
The Criminality of the Negro,1940,30,5,662-680,Hans von Hentig
The Criminality of the Foreign Born,1941,32,2,139-147,van Vechten
The Concept of Mens Rea in the Criminal Law,1939,29,5,627-644,Chesney
The Comparison and Identification of Wire in a Coal Mine Bombing Case,1938,28,6,873-903,Wilson
The Comparison and Identification of Adhesive Tape Used in the Construction of a Bomb Mechanism,1938,28,6,904-908,Keeler
The Classification of Defective Delinquents,1935,26,3,421-430,Papurt
The Causes of Crime,1933,23,6,1029-1034,Cantor
The Behavior of Bullets Fired through Glass,1939,29,5,718-723,Harper
The Basis of a Crime Index,1931,22,3,335-356,Sellin
The Association Test as a Measure of Delinquency,1933,24,4,736-747,Gilliland
The Alcoholic and the Jail,1945,36,3,189-191,
The Acute Psychosexual Situation; Legal Meaning and Diagnosis,1943,33,6,443-456,Eliasberg
The (New York City) Mayor's Committee Reports on the Study of Sex Offenses,1944,34,5,324-327,
Tests for Alcoholic Intoxication. Self-Incrimination,1939,30,4,602,
Team Work for the Wayward Child,1934,25,3,434-444,Norton
Syndicated Bank Robbery,1933,23,5,797-805,Saunders
Survey of Juvenile Probation in 65 Counties of Pennsylvania,1935,26,4,538-555,Lodgen
Surgical Treatment as Sex Crime Prevention Measure,1938,28,5,692-706,Kopp
Suppressed Premises Underlying the Glueck Controversy. Divorce Treatment from Adjudication!,1935,26,1,22-33,Eliot
Superstitious Nature of Delinquent and Non-Delinquent Boys,1938,29,2,226-240,Keurst
Suicide Record of 1930,1931,22,3,447-448,
Suicide and Homicide in Illinois,1933,23,5,863,
Sterilization in Wisconsin,1934,25,4,586-593,Richmond
Sterilization Bills,1935,25,6,960-961,
Statistics Study,1934,25,2,292,
Sportsmen Fight Sullivan Law,1932,23,4,665,
Specific War Crimes,1944,34,5,303-310,Selling
Some Unusual Aspects of Mental Irresponsibility in the Criminal Law,1939,29,6,822-847,Woodbridge
Some Suggestions for Treating the Defective Delinquent,1940,31,3,297-302,Andriola
Some Problems regarding Murder Detection,1938,29,1,108-118,Hans von Hentig
Some Practical Aspects of Chemical Tests for Intoxication,1945,35,3,202-218,Harger
Some Observations concerning Organized Crime,1932,22,5,652-670,Chamberlin
Some Notes on the Handling of Suspected Bombs and the Investigation of Explosions,1942,32,6,668-674,Pyke
Some Criminologic Implications of the Returning Soldier,1944,34,5,311-314,Wagley
Social Competence of Juvenile Delinquents,1939,30,1,52-67,Doll
Social Agencies and Crime Prevention,1931,22,4,545-555,Shulman
Small Arms Act Proposed,1938,29,1,149,
Sexual Psychopath Laws Upheld,1946,35,6,396-397,
Sex Offenses,1939,30,1,146-147,
Sex Offenders,1938,28,6,932-933,
Sex Criminal Bill,1937,28,4,617,
Sex Crimes,1938,29,1,143-144,
Self-Incrimination: Legality of Tests for Alcoholic Intoxication,1938,29,3,423-424,
Scientific Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency,1932,23,3,454-468,Schwartz
Scientific Tests for Alcoholic Intoxication,1939,30,1,121-123,
Scientific Evidence in Rape Cases,1940,31,2,232-235,Rife
Scientific Evidence in Criminal Cases. I. Firearms Identification. "Ballistics",1933,24,4,825-844,Inbau
Scientific Evidence in a Bombing Case: Identification of Wire Tape Etc.; Determination of Type of Explosive Used,1937,27,5,739-740,
Scientific Determination of Alcoholic Intoxication,1938,28,5,757,
Safety Division Services Available,1940,30,5,799-800,
Rural Crime Prevention,1941,31,5,616-617,
Rural Crime,1938,29,4,610,
Rope Nets for the Handling of Bombs and Suspicious Packages,1941,32,1,108-113,Barrett
Reversible Error in Homicide Cases,1932,23,1,28-50,Baker
Research Project into the Causes and Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency,1946,35,6,394-395,
Report of Status of Psychiatry,1933,24,3,610,
Report of Committee on Mercenary Crime,1932,23,1,94-100,MacDougall
Remarks on the Interaction of Perpetrator and Victim,1940,31,3,303-309,Hans von Hentig
Recovery of Bullets from High Speed Ammunition,1939,30,3,379-385,Rife
Recent Decisions concerning the Examination and Identification of Firearms,1935,26,1,116-117,
Racial Differences in Finger-Prints,1935,25,5,829-835,Cummins
Race Relations Institute,1945,36,4,260-261,
Psychotherapy on Juvenile Delinquents,1943,34,2,100-105,Newkirk
Psychotherapy in Certain Types of Criminals,1942,33,2,167-168,
Psychology and Crime,1939,30,2,223-227,Lyon
Psychiatry as Applied to Criminology in the United States,1933,24,1,50-59,Adler
Psychiatry and the Prevention of Sex Crimes,1938,28,6,847-853,Wertham
Psychiatry and Criminal Law,1941,32,1,3-14,Aschaffenburg
Psychiatric Report of Study of Psychopathic Inmates of a Penitentiary,1937,28,1,52-69,Wholey
Psychiatric Clinics,1932,22,6,919-920,
Progress in the Enforcement and Adjudication of Traffic Laws,1945,35,4,269-280,Damon
Prisoners Evacuees: A Problem for State Administrations and Penologists,1940,31,3,257-258,Hulbert
Preventive Principle of Police,1943,34,3,206-209,Reith
Postwar Aviation and Crime,1946,35,5,297-310,Vold
Polygraph Admitted as Evidence,1935,25,6,1004-1005,
Police Problems in Industrial Protection,1943,33,5,385-391,Kline
Police Control of the Automobile Driver,1939,30,1,83-95,Wichita Police Department
Police and Tribal Welfare in Plains Indian Cultures,1942,33,2,147-161,Humphrey
Police and Punishment among Native Americans of the Plains,1937,28,2,181-201,MacLeod
Pistol Regulation: Its Principles and History. Part III,1932,23,3,531-542,Frederick
Piracy Cases in the Supreme Court,1934,25,4,532-553,Lenoir
Phylobiological Aspects of Forensic Psychiatry,1938,29,1,76-89,Syz
Personality Traits and Conduct of Institutionalized Delinquents,1938,29,2,241-244,Davis
Personality Characteristics of Juvenile Offenders,1941,32,4,433-438,Durea
Pathology of Criminal Justice. Innocent Convicted in Three Murder Cases,1941,31,5,536-550,Hirschberg
Parents and Other Complainants in the Juvenile Court,1945,35,3,175-176,
Our Schools Make Criminals,1942,33,4,310-315,Johnson
Our Dangerous Criminal Procedure,1940,30,6,888-899,Dunn
Organized Protection against Organized Predatory Crimes,1933,23,6,1073-1086,Hoover
Organized Protection against Organized Predatory Crimes,1933,24,2,475-482,Hoover
One Hundred Questions and Answers on Traffic Law Enforcement,1939,30,4,546-567,Baker
On the Strength of Padlocks and Hasps,1933,24,2,482-485,Gill
On "Prevention-Mindedness",1940,31,4,373-374,Gault
Observations in a Case Involving Powder Patterns and the Fallibility of Eye-Witnesses,1935,26,4,601-607,Wilson
New York Smashes the Lunacy Commission "Racket",1940,30,5,653-661,Desmond
New York "Public Enemy" Law,1932,22,6,923-924,
New Kidnapping Legislation,1933,24,4,795-796,
Negro Crime,1939,30,2,280-282,
Navy Department Participation in the Prosecution of War Crimes,1945,36,1,39-40,
National Crime Statistics,1931,22,3,447,
Murder Records,1932,22,6,922-923,
Murder Rate,1933,24,3,611-612,
Murder in England,1940,31,1,87,
Mr. Walter P. Armstrong on the Trial of the Nazi Saboteurs,1942,33,4,326-327,
"Moth Eaten Personalities" from War-Worn "Moth Eaten" Brains,1945,35,2,75-77,Hulbert
Milwaukee Police Bomb Wagon,1941,32,1,114-116,Kluchesky
Military Neuro Psychiatry Discipline and Morale,1942,32,5,491-497,Madigan
Mental Hygiene in a Community Health Program,1945,36,4,260,
Mental Hygiene and Law,1932,22,6,819-832,Bassett
Mental Deterioration among Sex Offenders,1943,34,3,184,
Meeting of the Judicial Conference Committee on Punishment,1942,32,6,659,
Medicolegal Aspects of Alcoholism,1936,26,6,925,
Medicine the Law and Juvenile Delinquency,1936,27,4,503-514,Jelliffe
Medical Books in Evidence. Toxicology. Hypothetical Question,1937,28,3,444-445,
Measuring the Severity of the Third Degree,1933,24,2,485-503,Beyle
Measurement of Delinquency in the Community,1945,36,4,256-258,
Martial Law and Crime,1943,33,5,381-384,Gabrielson
Marihuana,1933,23,6,1086-1098,Hayes
Lynchings in 1931,1932,22,6,922,
Lynching Record 1938,1939,29,5,755-756,
Lynching Record,1933,24,3,610,
Lynching Record,1932,23,3,498,
Lynching Record,1931,22,3,448,
Lynching,1931,22,2,290,
Local Cooperation against Organized Predatory Crime,1933,23,6,909-912,Wigmore
Lindesmith's Mythology,1940,31,4,375-400,Michelsen
Licensing Firearms Experts,1932,23,4,664-665,
Legislation Relating to Dependent and Delinquent Children,1945,36,2,107-108,
Legislation on Crime in Twenty-Five Years,1933,24,1,109-117,Lindsey
Legislation concerning Juvenile Delinquency in Vienna (Austria),1945,35,3,152-156,Hearly
Legal Medicine,1934,25,1,169-170,
Law-Ways of the Primitive Eskimos,1941,31,6,663-683,Hoebel
Juvenile Probation,1933,24,4,748-754,Chute
Juvenile Justice: A Study of Juvenile Appeals to the Suffolk Superior Court Boston 1930-1935,1937,28,3,340-367,Alper
Juvenile Delinquents,1931,22,4,602-603,
Juvenile Delinquency under the Soviets,1939,30,1,68-76,Berman
Juvenile Delinquency in Rural Michigan,1939,30,2,211-222,Wiers
Juvenile Delinquency in Britain during the War,1944,34,5,291-302,Bathurst
Juvenile Delinquency and Adult Disorganization,1945,35,2,87-92,Hans von Hentig
Juvenile Delinquency a Product of the Home,1934,24,6,1088-1092,Sullenger
"Justice" versus "Individualized Treatment" in the Juvenile Court,1945,35,4,249-252,Bogen
Is There Evidence of a Physical Basis for Criminal Behavior?,1940,31,4,427-437,Tucker
Is Parole Prediction a Science?,1936,27,2,207-213,Huff
Investigation of Arson. A Selected Bibliography,1941,32,2,233-240,Steinmetz
Intoxication and the Traffic Accident Emergency,1942,32,6,652-654,
Institutions for Defective Delinquents,1933,24,2,352-399,Robinson
Insanity Study,1932,23,3,497,
Individualization and the Use of Predictive Devices,1932,23,1,67-76,Glueck
Imprisonments Because of War,1943,34,4,219-221,Gault
Immaturity in Crime,1942,33,2,168,
Human Development in Wartime,1942,33,2,165-167,
How England Handles the Young Offender,1939,30,4,625-626,
Homosexual Delinquent,1941,32,3,346,
Homicides Committed in Drunken Brawls,1932,23,3,473-478,Arado
Homicide Record for 1933,1934,25,1,137-138,
Homicide Record for 1931,1932,23,2,306,
History of Criminal Statistics (1908-1933),1933,24,1,125-139,Robinson
Heredity and Crime,1945,36,1,11-16,Foxe
"Hell" and the Law,1940,31,3,259-269,Grinnell
Harmonizing the Delinquency Experts,1939,30,2,204-210,Argow
Georgia Reforms,1938,29,1,144-145,
Geography of Homicide,1932,23,1,123-124,
Further Studies by Sheldon Glueck,1934,25,1,129,
Further Notes Relating to Chemical Tests for Intoxication,1945,35,3,218-220,
From the Autobiography of a Bandit: Toward the Psychogenesis of So-Called Psychopathic Behavior,1946,36,5,305-325,Karpman
Forensic Immunology,1946,36,6,455-472,Boyd
Firearms Identification: Two Recent Decisions,1936,27,4,599-600,
Firearms Identification: Tracing of Exhibits,1938,29,4,587-588,
Firearms Identification: Competency of Expert Witness,1936,27,1,119-120,
Firearms Identification: Admissibility of Evidence Bullet Found Week after Homicide,1936,26,6,927,
Firearms Identification. Testimony as to Similarity between Expert's Technique and That Accepted by Authorities in the Profession. Firearms Identification Generally,1937,28,4,609,
Firearms Identification. Qualifications of Expert Witness,1938,28,6,911,
Firearms Identification. Powder Patterns: A Recent Decision,1936,26,5,756,
Firearms Identification. Powder Pattern Experiments. Admissibility When Cardboard Used,1937,28,1,128-129,
Firearms Identification. Powder Pattern Experiments,1937,28,2,293-294,
Firearms Identification. Powder Burns,1937,27,6,907,
Firearms Identification Decisions,1934,25,3,517,
Finger-Prints Can Be Forged,1934,25,4,671-674,Lee
Finger-Print Powders,1934,25,1,171-172,
Fingerprint "Forgery". Transferred Latent Fingerprints,1937,28,4,573-580,Harper
Fettering Devices,1933,23,5,891-894,Gill
Family Factors in the Ecology of Juvenile Delinquency,1940,30,5,681-691,Gordon H. Barker
F. B. I. Figures on Crime Frequencies,1942,32,6,649-650,
Extreme Ordinal Position and Criminal Behavior,1945,35,3,169-173,Shield
Expressing the Trend of Criminologic Thought,1932,23,1,8,Meyer
Expert Witnesses. Firearms Identification. Comment upon Failure of Defense Attorney to Introduce Testimony of Person Who Examined Gun and Bullet for the Defense,1937,27,6,907-908,
Essential Differences between Sex Offenders,1941,32,3,366-380,Leppmann
Escape Tactics of German War Prisoners,1946,35,5,357-366,Kirwan
Epilepsy Murder and the Death Penalty (England),1945,35,3,176-177,
Enemies of Society,1936,27,3,328-356,Radin
Education for Parents of Delinquents,1937,28,1,1-2,McGann
Drunken Driving,1939,29,5,751-752,
"Dope Fiend" Mythology,1940,31,2,199-208,Lindesmith
Dollars and Youth,1942,32,6,647,
Designs and Functions of the Juvenile Detention Center,1945,36,2,108-109,
Deployment of Police Peronnel during Emergency Disaster,1945,35,2,128-133,Caldwell
Democratic Ideals and Delinquency,1945,35,3,174-175,
Delinquency Control,1945,36,1,42,
Delinquency and Crime in Wartime,1942,33,2,136-146,Evjen
Delinquency among Jews: A Comparative Study of Criminality among the Jewish and Non-Jewish Population of the Polish Republic,1936,27,4,515-538,Hersh
Delinquency a Mental Hygiene Problem,1939,30,3,353-358,Wise
Defect in the Youth Correction Authority Act,1942,33,2,111-118,Perkins
Debunking the "Lie-Detector",1934,25,1,153-159,Keeler
Current and Postwar Automobile Speeds,1945,35,3,189-201,Holmes
Critical Notes on the Cost of Crime,1936,26,5,679-694,Hawkins
Criminology and Behaviorism,1941,32,2,158-165,Vambery
Criminality and Delinquency in Twins,1934,24,5,923-934,Rosanoff
Criminal Statistics and the National Commission's Report,1931,22,3,357-374,Davies
Criminal Statistics,1931,22,2,293-294,
Criminal Responsibility,1940,30,5,692-700,Lott
Criminal Prophylaxis and Protection in Emergency Times,1945,35,3,143-151,Eliasberg
Criminal Policy in Sweden during the Last Fifty Years,1933,24,1,313-332,Olof Kinberg
Criminal Justice among the Indians,1933,24,4,796-797,
Criminal Anthropology,1932,22,6,917,
Crime Trends in New Orleans,1933,24,2,459,
Crime School,1931,22,2,290-291,
Crime Prevention Program,1940,31,4,470-471,
Crime Prevention from the Cradle up,1937,28,2,220-231,Nohl
Crime Prevention,1936,26,6,950,
Crime News and Endowed Journalism,1937,27,5,627-628,Wigmore
Crime in New York City as Affected by the War,1945,34,6,371-376,Willbach
Crime Does Pay,1939,30,4,492-497,Huhner
Crime and Unemployment,1932,22,5,770-771,
Crime and the "Teen Age",1939,30,4,627-628,
Crime and the Social Reaction of Right and Wrong. A Study in Clinical Sociology,1933,24,4,685-699,Burrow
Crime and Economic Change in Philadelphia 1925-1934,1936,27,4,483-490,Wagner
Court Procedure and Subsequent Treatment in Case of the Criminal Insane,1945,35,4,233-241,Elliott
Counterfeit Finger-Prints,1934,25,4,665-671,Cummins
Controlling War-Time Juvenile Delinquency,1945,35,4,242-248,Milton Lessner
Constitutionality of Compulsory Chemical Tests to Determine Alcoholic Intoxication,1945,36,2,132-147,Mamet
Constitutional Pyschopathic Inferiority in Relation to Delinquency,1939,30,1,3-21,Hulbert
Conference on Uniform Offense Classification,1932,22,6,920-921,
Complementary Data on Jewish Delinquency in Poland. General Considerations Suggested by Its Study,1937,27,6,857-873,Hersch
Comparative Micrography. Comparison of Wood Nails and Glue in a Bombing Case,1938,29,1,130-131,
Civil Rights and the Police,1940,31,2,217-218,
Chronological Ages of 761 Delinquents at Time of Initial Apprehension,1945,35,3,166-168,Kvaraceus
Christian Science Practice: Legality,1934,25,2,271-278,
Child Offenders in Criminal Court,1931,22,2,295-296,
Chemical Warfare Munitions for Law Enforcement Agencies,1935,26,3,438-443,Wiard
Charles Dickens as Criminologist,1938,29,2,170-201,Squires
Changes in New York Pistol Law Vetoed,1932,23,2,302,
Capital Punishment and Flogging in England,1945,36,3,195,
Can Rural and Urban Delinquency Be Compared?,1939,30,4,522-533,Wiers
Can America Apply England's Methods (at handling the young offender)?,1939,30,4,626-627,
Britain's Police in War,1945,35,2,121-127,Game
Bridgeport Police Bomb Buster,1941,32,1,117,Wheeler
Body-Build in Illinois Convicts with Special Reference to Age,1934,25,4,554-575,Gray
Blood Tests Statutes,1937,28,2,300-301,
Bill Establishing a National Neuropsychiatric Institute Presented to Congress,1945,36,2,103-104,
Automobile Accident Investigation. Determination of Speed from Skid Marks,1939,30,4,601-602,
Automobile Accident Investigation,1937,27,5,738,
Assault and battery by the reckless motorist,1940,31,2,133-158,Hall
Anti. Weapon Association,1932,22,5,768,
An Unusual Suicide,1945,36,3,220-221,Wilson
An Additional Classification of Criminals,1939,30,2,232-235,Foxe
Alcoholism and Suicide,1931,22,4,613-614,
Albert Lane Murder,1931,22,1,99-107,Arado
Adolescent Crime Decreasing in New York City?,1941,32,4,448-449,
Admissibility of "Lie-Detector" Evidence,1939,29,5,735,
Accident Prevention vs. Accident Cause,1946,36,5,349-361,Halsey
A Suggestion toward a New Definition of Treason,1939,30,4,470-484,Bridges
A Study of Twenty-Two Men Convicted of Murder in the First Degree,1943,34,2,106-111,Banay
A Study of Adolescent Felony Offenders,1945,34,6,377-391,Weiss
A Sheriff Tries Crime Prevention,1931,22,3,422-429,Cress
A Scale of Seriousness of Crimes,1938,29,2,245-252,John Henderson Gorsuch
A Recent Firearms Identification Decision,1935,26,4,611,
A Psychological Study of Delinquents with Chronic and Casual Physical Complaints,1941,32,2,191-195,Norman
A Psychological Interpretation of Waywardness,1945,36,1,3-10,Bondy
A Plan for Control of Firearms,1934,25,3,445-453,Munz
A New Treatment Program for Juvenile Delinquents,1941,31,6,712-719,Wollan
A New Method of Dispensing Tear Gas in Dealing with Riots and Mobs,1938,29,2,254-260,Finley
A Modern Accident Investigation,1937,27,5,725-730,Don J. Finney
A Model Crime Prevention Division,1944,34,5,344-360,Gerard
A Homicide Investigation Kit,1940,31,3,357-363,O'Neill
A History of Lie Detection (Concluded),1939,30,1,104-119,Trovillo
A History of Lie Detection,1939,29,6,848-881,Trovillo
A Graphical Method for Rapidly Determining Minimum Vehicle Speeds from Skid Marks,1939,30,1,96-103,Harper
A Director of a Nazi Prison Speaks out,1938,29,3,345-352,Leiser
A Dangerous Incendiary Device,1946,36,5,388-390,Barrett
A Criminal-Liability Index for Predicting Possibility of Rehabilitation,1935,26,4,561-577,Argow
A Clinical Method for Diagnosing the Seriousness of Juvenile Delinquency,1937,28,2,232-238,Durea
A Caveat on Crime Control,1937,27,5,629-637,Wechsler
A Bomb Fragment Identification Chart,1943,34,4,276-277,Pyke
A Bibliography of Firearms Identification. "Forensic Ballistics",1935,25,6,992-1000,Wescott
A "Justified" Murder in Russia,1932,23,1,90-92,Haensel
Convicting the arsonist,1947,38,3,286-303,Cohn
The relationship of weather conditions facial characteristics and crime,1948,39,2,253-261,Curry
The Role of Medical Science in the Administration of Criminal Justice,1933,23,5,736-769,Schultz
Two new instruments for the measurement of "class" characteristics of fired bullets,1936,27,1,97-107,Wilson
Do problem children become delinquents and criminals?,1936,27,4,545-559,Bodin
An electron-tube rifling depth micrometer. for the measurement of individual depth of groove impressions of fired bullets,1937,27,6,887-894,Wilson
Some problems regarding murder detection,1938,29,1,108-118,Hentig
Newspaper opinion and crime in Boston,1938,29,2,202-215,Wilson
The Uniform Pistol Act,1938,29,4,529-554,Warner
One thousand murderers,1939,29,5,672-688,Frankel
The identification of extractor marks on fired shells,1939,29,5,724-730,Wilson
Criteria in criminal definitions. a study in the foundations of law enforcement,1939,30,3,332-352,Parratt
Metallurgical examinations in criminal cases,1940,30,6,900-928,Pirk
Bullet Holes and Chemical Residues in Shooting Cases,1940,31,4,497-521,Walker
Drunkenness as a criminal offense,1941,32,3,297-309,Hall
The paraffin gauntlet: a new technique for the dermo-nitrate test,1941,32,4,465-467,Castellanos
Criminal statistics: the volume of crime,1942,32,5,540-547,Ekelund
Dermo-nitrate test in Cuba,1943,33,6,482-486,Castellanos
Licensing gunsmiths. A necessity,1944,34,6,412-415,Howe
Problems of the submachine gun in post-war crime,1945,35,1,69-72,Howe
Marshalling of proofs in homicide cases,1946,36,6,473-484,Doyle
The law of homicide,1946,36,6,391-454,Perkins
Evidence of bad reputation in liquor law prosecution,1948,39,1,65-72,Jensen
The submission of firearms tests to police laboratories,1948,39,1,111-112,Nicol
On the intelligence of soldier-criminals,1950,40,6,753-755,Fuchs
Five hundred homicides,1950,40,6,736-752,Harlan
Recent contributions of psychology to the study of criminogenesis,1950,41,4,446-455,Rouke
The sociological study of criminality,1950,41,4,406-422,Sellin
Pedestrian enforcement saves lives,1948,39,2,265-268,Chaudoin
An unusual suicide,1945,36,,e220,Wilson
Murder--responsibility for suicide,1932,23,4,,Grover
Murder - homicide in the commission of an unlawful act - suicide,1934,25,1,e124,Tweedle
Medicolegal aspects of conflagrations,1949,39,6,771-777,Dutra