Volume 3: Issue 1

• Other

  The Effect of “Getting Caught”: Apprehension of the Juvenile Offender as a Cause of Subsequent Delinquencies

  • Prospectus: A Journal of Law Reform
  • Published: December, 1969
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• Notes & Comments

  Informal Proceedings Under the Uniform Probate Code: Notice and Due Process

  • Roger A. Manlin
  • Published: December, 1969
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• Articles & Essays

  Aftermath of Apprehension: Juvenile Court Judge’s Response

  • John P. Steketee
  • Published: December, 1969
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• Articles & Essays

  Aftermath of Apprehension: Family Lawyer’s Response

  • Robert F. Drinan S.J.
  • Published: December, 1969
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• Articles & Essays

  Aftermath of Apprehension: Social Scientist’s Response

  • Richard B. Stuart
  • Published: December, 1969
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• Notes & Comments

  Industrial Health and Safety: The Need for Extended Federal Regulation

  • J. Michael Harrison
  • Published: December, 1969
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• Notes & Comments

  New York City School Decentralization

  • Barry D. Hovis
  • Published: December, 1969
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• Articles & Essays

  National Study of the Aftermath of Apprehension

  • Martin Gold
  • Published: December, 1969
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• Notes & Comments

  Detroit Housing Code Enforcement and Community Renewal: A Study in Futility

  • Brett R. Dick
  • Published: December, 1969
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• Notes & Comments

  The News and the Accused

  • Lawrence W. Schad
  • Published: December, 1969
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