Landry V. Daley

Landry V. Daley
Title Landry V. Daley PDF eBook
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Pages 40
Release 1968
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Landry V. Daley

Landry V. Daley
Title Landry V. Daley PDF eBook
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Pages 20
Release 1968
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Fort V. Daley

Fort V. Daley
Title Fort V. Daley PDF eBook
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Pages 20
Release 1969
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Files V. City of Rockford

Files V. City of Rockford
Title Files V. City of Rockford PDF eBook
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Pages 36
Release 1970
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Records and Briefs of the United States Supreme Court

Records and Briefs of the United States Supreme Court
Title Records and Briefs of the United States Supreme Court PDF eBook
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Pages 688
Release 1832
Genre Law reports, digests, etc
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The Dialectics of Legal Repression

The Dialectics of Legal Repression
Title The Dialectics of Legal Repression PDF eBook
Author Isaac D. Balbus
Publisher Russell Sage Foundation
Pages 294
Release 1973-07-25
Genre Social Science
ISBN 1610440226

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Less than 2 percent of some 4000 adults prosecuted for participating in the bloodiest ghetto revolt of this generation served any time in jail as a result of their conviction and sentencing. Why? Why, in contrast, did the majority of those arrested following a brief and minor confrontation with police in a different city receive far harsher treatment than ordinarily meted out for comparable offenses in "normal" times? What do these incidents tell us about the nature of legal repression in the American state? No coherent theory of political repression in the liberal state exists today. Neither the liberal view of repression as "anomaly" nor the radical view of repression as "fascist core" appears to come to grips with the distinctive characteristics of legal repression in the liberal state. This book attempts to arrive at a more adequate understanding of these "distinctive characteristics" by means of a detailed analysis of the legal response to the most serious violent challenge to the existing political order since the Great Depression—the black ghetto revolts between 1964 and 1968. Using police and court records, and extensive interviews with judges, defense attorneys, prosecutors, and detention officials, Professor Balbus provides a complete reconstruction of the response of the criminal courts of Los Angeles, Detroit, and Chicago to the "civil disorders" that occurred in these cities. What emerges is a disturbing picture of the relationship between court systems and participants and the local political environments in which they operate.

Soglin V. Kauffman

Soglin V. Kauffman
Title Soglin V. Kauffman PDF eBook
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Pages 156
Release 1969
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