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...Zeb. F. Curtis, Esquire Copyright © 1911 by Duke University Press 1911 Criminal Law and the Juvenile Offender Zeb. F. Curtis, Esquire The chief executive of this nation has emphatically declared that the reform of our criminal procedure is the most important question before the American...

... Quarterly • Spring 2011 world.1 The application of colonial systems of criminal law is a failure that perpetuates oppression: criminal law neither protects Indigenous victims of crime nor rehabilitates Indigenous offenders. Instead it provides for a carceral regime that significantly disrupts...

... of neighborhoods that supply the largest proportion of offenders against the law; an analysis of crime in relation to non-employment, feeble-mindedness, and lack of education; and information (other than the police records) which indicate the why and wherefore of repeaters, and the high cost of living and housing...

... in their nature were occasionally adopted in the punishment of public offenders. During the colonial period, in *Dr. Cutler is the author of the valuable work on Lynch Law which received notice in the October, 1906, number of the Quarterly. 2 126 The South Atlantic Quarterly. places where the provincial...

... to offend a great many people in just as John Spencer Bas- sett offended people in with his views on racial equality. But perhaps this issue will also help to change or clarify some people’s minds. It is my personal hope...

... encouraged a new breed of sexual offender who thrives particularly well online: the child as producer of child pornography, the child as exploiter of child prostitution, the child as self-­employed child...

.... For some, the results are deadly; over one hundred inmates died in immigration detention between 2003 and 2009 (Bernstein 2010). Moreover, immigrant detainees are frequently housed in the same facilities as criminal offenders, and under the same conditions. A 2009 report by Dora Schriro, who...

..., to the offended and hopefully offending animus, in order to show us how far the form has advanced in some cases, in others how little its practitioners and audiences have changed since the seventh century b.c., when the iambics of Archilochus were said to have stung into suicide the man who refused to become his...

... to view the satirist as not merely (even when he tells us so) getting something off his chest, but discharging a work of art from somewhat higher up. Professor Elliott s book takes on the delicate task of retracing satire, historically, to the viscera, to the offended and hopefully offending animus...

... of the various neigh­ boring countries, complicates the enforcement of punitive measures against offending powers and might possibly give rise to internal dis­ sensions of a very grave nature. Consequently, Switzerland peti­ tioned the League to extend the recognition of her neutrality to in­ clude the right...

... been closed by the proctors. It had been the scene of some lively and drunken revels, mainly homosexual in character: I remember dancing with John F., while Evelyn and another rolled on a sofa with their tongues licking each other s tonsils (p. 55). Wild Austerities 339 when offending everyone. But he...

... is it not while kike is usually so? More important, why emphasize the offended feelings of only the ethnically slurred, while taking an objective, agentive approach to the homosexual? The creature slurred by nigger or coon is presented as one of us, the writers of dictio­ naries, an offendable human...

... survey of the field of criminology, that of Mr. Parmelee.* Mr. Thomas Mott Osborne, Mr. Arthur Woods, Mr. Brand Whit­ lock and others have written most valuable accounts of their efforts to obtain intelligent treatment for offenders against society and more effective methods for the prevention of crime...

... religious letchery [rL] call that virginity that wishes but acts not! For every thing that lives is Holy. Blake s philosophy is as simple and as difficult as that. Those who are offended by it would be offended by the in­ nocence of a child and for the same reason: because it reproaches them...

... advanced as apologies for occa­ sional resort to mob violence. The vexatious delays in bring­ ing offenders to final trial, the frequent and flagrant miscar­ riages of justice, the seeming discriminations of courts in 352 The South Atlantic Quarterly. favor of the rich and influential, and the too easy...

... went on in Four Years to characterize the family in a way that his father found specially offensive, the injured party wrote, bitterly but accurately, to the offender, I suppose it is one of your dramatis personae. We are necessary to the picture. 4 The unrepentant son only confirmed this sense...

... intelligence. We come to sympa­ thize with him in his frustrations, as he realizes the cold light of his reasonableness will not succeed in convincing the English of their malpractices, but only annoys and offends them. It is apparent that the Senator in his interplay with the English is much more than...

... shall commit buggery with mankind or beast; by the authority of parliament this offense is adjudged a felony foregrounds the state s jurisdiction over the offending individual who undertakes the act rather than defining the offense per se, it constructs this person s adjudication as the point where...

... offending the moral sensibilities of his audience, for fear of losing his suit, so he must be convinced that his listeners will not consider themselves in­ sulted by the sort of conversancy with the world of male brothels that he imputes to them as they well might if any stigma attached to patronizing...

... electoral votes.11 This attitude could not have endeared the party to Southern voters interested in protecting sectional strength to the fullest. Federalists suffered also because they offended that strong sense of nationalism which was an outstanding Southern characteristic in the early nineteenth century...