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BIBLIOGRAPHIESJN CRIMINAL JUSTICE

A Selected Bibli()Qraphy -

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Marjorie Kravitz Supervising Editor

National Criminal Justice Reference Service

December 1979

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Introduction ................................. , ................................. v

How To Obtain The .. Documents .... -: ....................................... vII

Bibliography ...... ; ............. '.' .. ' ................ ~ . ['>' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 1

Subject Index ............................... ......... " .... . · .•................. 41

Title Index ................... ' ............................................... 45

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Introduction

This bibliography has been compiled to identify reference sources for criminal justice scholars and practitioners; The comprehensive nature of the subject matter included and the resources this publication-represents enable it to make a unique contribt,Jtion to the growing literature in criminal justice.

More than 200 publications are described in this compilation, which has been selected from the collection of the National Griminal Justice Reference Service. The citations are presel'lted in alphabetical order-by author and issuing agency, and a subject index is provided to aid researchers. Information about how to obtain these documents is provided on the following'p~geD. . .' ", .. '" . .

Anyblbhography IS dated as soon as. It 'IS published. Resec1rchers may find the following annually revised reference tools helpful: .

• A World Bibliography of Bibliographies. Theodo.re Bestermanc(Lausanne, Switzerland: Societas Bibliographica; 1939-present).'·' .

• Bibliographic Index: A Cumulative,Bibliography of Bibliographies. Dorothy Charles and Bea Joseph, EdS. (New York: H. W. Wilson Company, 1945-present). ,. .

• Bibliography, Documentation, Terminology. (Parjs:UI:-JESCO, 1961-present). This effort to assist researchers by identifying selected 'known reference sources is

not (jefinitive. Students, researchers, and compilers are encouraged to submit additional reference works to NCJRS for possible inclusion in the NCJRS collection and future editions of this bibliography,

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How To/Obtain These Documents

The do'cuments in thiS bibliography are part of the National Criminal Justice Refer-ence Service (NCJRS) collection and are available to the public in the NCJRS Reading Room on weekdays between 9 a.m.,and 5 p.m. The NCJRS Reading Room is l()Cated in Suite 211, 1015 20th Str~et, ~W., Washingto,n, DC. Many of the document~ may alsO' be found in public and orgariizatioriallibraries. .

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1. AMERICAN ASOOcIATIOt.i i'OR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY, 1400 EIGHTH AVEr.:OESOUTH, NASHVILLE TN 37203. SECUFiITY FOR MUSEUMS~ND HISTORICAL HOU,$ES-AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. J; E.,H!JNTER, Ed. HISTO· RY NEWS. v 30. N 5 (MAY 1975). '. c. . NCJ·19894 A LISTING OF 83 SELECTIONS DEALING WITH PHYSICAL SE· CURITY OF MUSEUMS AND PREVENTION OR DETECTION' OF SECURITY· VIOLATIONS CAUSED· BY THEFT. VANDALISM. OR NATURAL DISASTERS. AMONG THE 'TOPICS COVERED IN THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY ARE GENERAL SECURITY MEASURES. ALARMS AND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS. SECURITY OF BUILDINGS THROUGH PROPER CONSTRUCTION. FIRE PRE· VENTIONAND DETECTION. CRIME PREVENTION SURVEYS. AND METHODS OF DEALING WITH VANDALISM. CIVIL DISTUR; BANCES. AND NATURAL DISASTERS. Supplemental Noles: REPRINT. .

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2. AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 1800 M STREET, NW, WASH· INGTON DC 20036. ' ECONOMIC.S OF CRIME AND CORRECTiON-BIBLIoGRAPHY. 45 p. 1974. . NCJ·27490 A LISTING OF 479 REFERENCES WHICH PROVIDE INFORMA· TION ON RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS. COSTS. BUDGET INFOR· MATION. AND. ECONOMIC ANALYSES OF CRIME AND CRIMI· NAL JUSTICE OPERATIONS AND PROGRAMS. THE BIBLlOG· RAPHY IS SUB·DIVIDED INTO SEVENTEEN CATEGORIES. AMONG THESE SUBJECT AREAS ARE COST·BENEFIT ANAL Y· • SES. COSTS OF CRIME. DRUGS. ECONOr.l!ETRICS. JUVENILES. ORGANIZED CRIME. PROPERTY AND ,ECONOMIC CRIMES. A SYST,EMS ANALYSIS OF CRIME. WHITE ,90LLAR CRIME. AND THE ECONOMICS OF CRIME. Availability: NCJRS MICROFICHE PROGRAM.

3. ~MERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 1800 M STREET, NW, WASH· INGTON DC 20036; PRISON LAW REPORTER. . PRISONERS' LIEGAL RIGHTS-A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CASES AND ARTICLES. 2D ED. 40 p. 1974. NCJ·16105 LISTING OF JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND LEGAL LITERATURE IN THE AREA OF PRISON LAW AND PRISONERS' RIGHTS. RUL· INGS MADE BY STATE COURTS. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS. UNITED STATES COURTS OF APPEALS.;AND THE, SUPREME COURT ARE INCLUDED. JUDICIAL 'DECISIONS COVER THE AREAS. OF FIRST AMENDMENT FREEDOMS. ACCESS TO THE COURTS. FROTECTION FROM HARM. AND

,MEDICAL AID,. OTHER TOPICS INCLUDED DISCIPLINE. CLASSI· ,FICATlON, AND TRANSFERS. REHABILITATION AND TREAT· MENT, PHYSICAL CONDITIONS, PAROLE AND CIVIL DISABIL· ITIES. THE BOOKS AND PERIODICALSf,CITED COVER THESE TOPICS PLUS THE EIGHTH AMENDMENT, JUDICIAL' REVIEW OF PRISON DECISIONS. AND .DETAINERS. CITATIONS FROM THE MAGAZINE, 'PRISON LAW REPORTER,' ARE INCLUDED IN

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4. AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION,1800 M STREET, NW, wASH-INGTON DC 20036. .. /0' ' RACE RELATIONS IN CORP.ECTIONS-AN ANNOTATED BIB-LIOGRAPHY. 8 p. 1975. // NCJ-~70f4 LISTING OF ,,2 BOOKS. ARTICLES. STUDIES. AND GOVERN· MENT PUBLICATIONS ON RACE J':!ELATIONSPROBLEMS

~~INpL~HSE 2~0~~~~~O~:~s~J~~E~ ~~~~~~ 1~1~~ BACK TO '1961. THE GENERAL BIBLIoGRAPHY IS CATEGO-RIZED BY THE FOLLOWiNG SUBJECT HEADINGS: GENERAL DISCRIMINATION AND, RACISM, LEGAL ANALYSES AND STANDARDS. STATe PRISOfIj STUDIES. MINORITY STAFF RE· CRUITMENT. AFFIRMATIVE ACTiQW;PI,ODELS AND TRAINING MATERIALS; AND RACIAL PR08LEMS"j'So:SEENBY INMATES, THE qOURT DECISIONS LISTED OEAL WITH:-niE.REQUIRED DESEGREGATION OF CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES~FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS. JOB DISCRIMINATION. RECRUm.lENT, OF MINORITIES IN CORRECTIONS. AND PAROLE. .;'-'

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SURVEY"OF MomE'''HAN 5000 ITEMS INCLUDING MONO-,GRAPH!), ARTJG!.J~S IN SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS,SIGNIFICANT NEWSPAPER ARTICLES, AND OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS OF IN-TERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. THE ELEVEN CHAPTERS OF THIS WORK COVER THE AREAS OF ,GENERAL ,STUDIES, EX-TRADITION, EXTRATERRITORIAL JURISDICTION; TRANSMIS-. SION OF PROSECUTIONS, MINOR JUDICIAL AID IN~CRIMINAL MAnERS, WAR CRIMES, AND OTHER INTERNATldNAL CRIMES. OTHER SUBJECTS DEALT WITH' INCI_UDE STATUS OF FOREIGN MILITARY FORCES, HUMANIT;&'RIAN LAW, IN-TERNATiONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND UNITED NATIONS CON-

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. ,,;,.\ . WOR~l,\JAD'AND RESDURCE, FACTDRS; ADMINISTRATIVE CRIMINAL \:Aw FROM ALL CDUNTRIES BUT FDCUSltljG ESPE-". ,r "·";;";"~'':-:'·':;::''.AND,PRocEDO:RAL FACTORS •. l:EGAI."PROCEDURE. CDURT CIALLY DN,PUBL.lQATIDNS IN BELGIUM, REFERENCES ,~~ '_c:;. ·~'CALENDARSySTEMS.-CASE MDNITdRiNG.AND SCRF,ENING APPEAR IN THEIR DRI£3INAL LANGUAGE.-IN FRENCH •• ';;~~: .' §-AND SETTI£MENT PRDCEDURESARE DISC,OSSED. 'THE AC- Sponsoring AgenCY:,FDNDATIDN JULIE RENSDN. RUE FDR-

'~ . CDMPANYING ANNOTATe:OBIBLlDGRAPHYEMPHASliES ESTIERE. 12. 1000 BRUXELLES. BELGIUM. PRINTED SPEECHES. REPORTS, AND' SCHDLARL Y WDRKS Availability: NCJRS MICRDFICHE PRDGRAM. PUBLISHED AF[~R'1,960. AL THDUGH A NI.JM~ER DF C!:.AS- "

~:~~lg~~~~:~E~~ci~~~~~cf~g~~· ::Lf~~~~~~R~g:T~~; 35. ~~NJ'::~~~ 1I;~UETd':P~~N:,CN::'B ~~oMI~~N~~;~ BIB-ING DISCUpSIONS DF.JUDICIALADMINISTRATIONAND , , .' .' . ,,NCJ-0771G,,;~ COURT DRGAN.!.?ATIDN. WHILE TH;, ~ECDND AND THIRQ LIST DF THE'"MAJDR PUBLICATIDNS. INCLUDING LAW-PARTS DFFER DISCUSSIDNS DN PUBLICATIDNS DEALING REVIEW ARTICLES.CDNGRESSIONAL REPDRTS. AND LAW WITH CRIMI]'JAL Ar4i:n:rJIL"CASE PROCESSING. THE FINAL, '

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39. COUNCIL~OF PLANNING LlBRARIAHS;=P=() IiOX=229~~ONTI. CELLO IL 61856. RESTITUTION AS CRIMINAL SENTENCE-A SELECTED BIB- = LIOGRAPHY. A. G. WHITE, - Ed. 9 p. 1977.

-=~~Nc.J~44971

THIS UNANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY PROVIDES,-A BASIS FoFi= "'·c. STUDY OF THE EMERGING CONCEPT OF RESTITUTION AS A

CRIMINAL' SENTENCE. OVERCROWDING IN JAll5.. P81S0NS, ANb .OTHER CONFINEMENT FACiliTIES HAS FORCED THE CREATION'OF NEW:rTECHNIQUES TO CONTROL CONVICTED PERSONS WHilE ATIEMPTING TO REHABILITATE THEM. AMONG THESE TECHNIQUES, COUPLED WITH PROBATION, IS THE CONCEPTOE RESTITUTION. FINANCIAL RESTITUTION IN-VOLVES PAYMENT,. BY THE CRIMINAL FOR PROPERTY LOSSES. MEDICAL BillS. ETC ... ,TO THE VICTIM OF THE CRIME. SYMBOLIC RESTITUTION-INVOLVES PERFORMING A PUBLIC SERVICE TO 'WORK OFF' THE 'DEBT' TO THE VICTIM OR TO SOCIETY. TWO OBVIOUS DRAWBACKS ARE THAT: (1)' CRIMINALS MAY BE CONVINCED THAT THEY Will BE ABLE TO BUY THEiR WAY OUT OF A SENTENCE; A"lD (2) THE RE· ='

-HABILITATIVE EFFECTS OF REQUIRING PAYMENT BY AN IN-Dt JlDUAl WITH "VERYLITTlE MONEY ARE UNKNOWN. RE-SEARCH ON THIS SUBJECT IS BEING CONDUCTED, AND THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LITERATURE IN THIS AREA IS EXPECTED TO GROW. THE ENTRIES IN THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY ARE LISTED BY AUTHOR. MATERIALS LISTED INCLUDE JOURNAL ARTI-CLES, COMMITTEE REPORTS; COURT CASES, AND BOOKS, MOST DATED FROM 1940 TO 1976.

Availability: COUNCil OF PLANNII'IG LIBRARIANS, POBOX 229, MONTICEllO Il 61856.' .

40. COUNCIL OF,PLANNING,LlBRARIANS, POBOX 229, MONTI· CELLO IL 6Hi56. '.' RISE OF VIGILANTISM IN URBlliil AREAS;""A SELECTED BIB-LIOGRAPHY.. A. G. WHITE, Ed. 7 p. 1976.

NCJ-410711

ALPHABETICAL LISTING, BY AUTHOR, OF =66 BOOKS AND JOURNAL. 'ARTICLES PUBI.lSHED BETWEEN 1887 AND 1976 WHICH EXAMINE THE ~EBIRTH OF THE TREND TOWARDS CITIZENS TAKING LAW, ORDER, AND PUNISHMENT INTO THEIR .OWN HANDS. .

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43. COUNCIL OF PLANNING LIBRARIANS, POBOX 229, MONTI· CELLO IL 61856. URBAN POLICE-AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE SociAL SCIENCE LITERATURE, 1960-1973. D. OSTROM, Ed. ~~ 1~' 'c' ~~m9 A LISTING OF 145 BOOKS AND ARTICLES, 10 GOVERNMENT REPORTS, AND 14 BIBLIOGRAPHIES, DEALING WITH SUCH TOPICS AS POLICE PROCEDURES, POLICE-COMMUNITY RE-LATIONS, POLICE CORRUPTION AND ABUSE, AND RACE RE-LATIONS. THE, FIRST SECTION CONTAINS ENTRIES ON BOOKS I\ND ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES FROM HI60 THROUGH THE FIRST HALF OF 1973, PLUS A FEW CLASSIC, OFTEN;CITED PUBLICATIONS FROM EARLIER YEARS. Tf-IE SECTION ON BIBLIOGRAPHIES CONTAINS LEADS TO LITERATURE ON THE POLICE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES. Avallablllty::COUNCll OF PLANNING LIBRARIANS, P 080X 229, MONTiCEllO Il 61856; NCJRS' MICROFICHE PRO-GRAM.

44. CRIMINAL JUSTICE BIBLIOGRAPHY. 2D ED. M. MARCUS, Ed. 658 p. 1976. NC,J·3Ofl57 MORE THAN 6,000 ENTRIES ORGAN1ZED INTO 184 CATEGO-RIES SUCH AS ALCOHOLISM, CIVil 'RIGHT!3: CORRECTIONS, COURTS, LAW SPECIFIC CRIMES, CRIMINOLOGY, THf; CRIMI-NAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, DEVIANT BEHAVIOR, DRUG~ AND NARCOTICS, ETC. THESE BROAD SUBJECT CATEGORIES ARE FURTHER.DEliNEATED. FOR EXAMPLE, THERE ARE SUB-CATEGORIES DEALING WITH MANY FACETS OF COR-RECTIONS, SUB-CATEGORIES THAT DEAL WITH YI-lEACTIVI-TIES OF POLICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT. APPROXI~ATElY 20 PERCENT OF THE ENTRIES ARE ANNOTATED. TO FACILI· TATE RESEARCH ON A GIVEN SUBJECT, EACH CATEGORY IS IDENTIFIED BY NAME AND A DECIMAL NUMBER. BOCKS THAT DEAL WITH MORE THAN ONE SUBJECT ARE CROSS-REFERENCED IN THOSE OTHER SUBJECT CATEGO-RIES. THERE IS ALSO A CROSS REFERENCED SUBJECT INDEX AS WEll AS AN AUTHOR INDEX. A COMPREHENSIVE liST OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE JOURNALS TOGETHER WITH THEIR PUBLISHER'S ADDRESSES AND FREQUENCY OF PUB-LICATION APPEARS AT THE REAR OF .THE BOOK. THIS BIB-LIOGRAPHY CONTAINS MOST rlTlES PERTAINING TO CRIMI-

"'N~L.,JUSTICETHAT WERE PUBLISHED PRIOR TO 1975. AviHiiiliity: GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY, 33 GILMER STREET, SE, ATLANTA GA 30303.

" 41. COUNCIL OF PLANNING LlBRARIANS,P (» B~~ 229, MONTI· 45. CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS OF THE LATlN.AMERICAN CELLO IL 61856. ~, NATION~A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE PRIMARY AND SEC· URBAN DESIGN AS A SUBJECT OF THE POLiCE'eQWER...,A ONDARY LITERATURE R RANK Ed 573 P 1974 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SELECTED REFERENCES. D:

CRIMINOLOGY

A PUBLICATION OF THE CRIMINAL LAW EDUCATION AND RE· SEARCH CENTER OF NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, THIS VOLUME SHOULD PROVE A VALUABLE REFERENCE RESOURCE FOR ALL INTERESTED IN FOREIGN OR CCMPARATIVE CRIMINAL LAW. Availability: FRED B ROTHMAN, 10368 W CENTENNIAL RD, LITTLETON CO 80123.'

41. CRIMiNoLOGY AND PENOLOGY-ANNOTATED BIBLiOGRA· PHY. M. D.WALKER, Ed. 29 p. NCJ·32816 THIS FIVE·PART BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS BOOK AND JOUR· NAL ARTICLE CITATIONS ON THE TOPICS OF CRIMINOLOGY AND PENOLOGY, VICTIMOLOGY, POLICE, CRIMINAt STATIS· TICS, AND PUBLIC OPINIONS TOWARDS THE ADMINISTRA· TiON OF JUSTICE. THE 150 CITATIONS DATE FROM 1952 TO 1969. SponsorIng Ag.tncy: U S DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, LAW EN· FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMIN, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE. Availability: NCJRSMICROFICHE PROGRAM.

47. CRIMiNoLOGY AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSnCE A BIBLIOGRAPHY. L RADZINOWICZ and R. HODD, Eda.. 413 p. 1976. United Kingdom.

NCJ·39085 THIS COMPREHENSIVE 360·PAGE BIBLIOGRAPHY LISTS CRIMINAL JUSTICE·RELATED BOOKS, ARTICLES, REPORTS, AND OTHER MATERIALS DATING PRIMARILY FROM 1956 TO 1976. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY BEGAN IN 1964 AS A READING LIST COMPILED BY THE AUTHORS TO MEET THEIR TEACH· ING REQUIREMENTS IN CAMBRIDGE AND AT COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL THE SELECTIONS ARE CONCENTRATED ON ENG· LISH LANGUAGE PUBLICATIONS. THE SUBJECTS COVERED INCLUDE DIMENSIONS OF CRIME AND THE PROBLEM OF MEASUREMENT, CRIME IN ITS SOCIAL SETTING, CATEGO· RIES OF CRIME AND CRIMINALS, VIOLENCE AGAINST PER· SONS, CIVIL DISORDERS, POLICE, AND PENAL SANCTIONS. SELECTIONS ARE ALSO INCLUDED ON PROBLEMS OF SEN· TENCING JUVENILE DELINQUENTS, PUNISHMENT AND TREATMENT. THE EFFECTS .OF IMPRISONMENT, PRISONER'S RIGHTS, PAROLE, AND CRIME PREVENTION. FINALLY, THE BIBLIOGRAPHY LISTS CRIME COMMISSION REPORTS, INTER· NATIONAL COMPARATIVE REFERENCES, BIBLIOGRAPHIES. AND TEXTBOOKS. AN AUTHOR INDEX IS INCLUDED. Avllltablllty: MANSEl,.L INFORMATION/PUBLISHING LIMITED, 2 BLOOMSBURY PLACE, LONDON UC1A2QA, ENGLAND.

48. L G. DAVIS-CRIME IN THE SLACK COMMUNITY-AN EXPLORATORY BIBLIOGRAPHY. Ill. VANCE, Ed. 27 p. 1975.

NCJ.37402 APPROXIMATELY 300 COMPLETE BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATIONS ARE PRESENTED FOR REPORTS, STUDIES, THESES, BOOKS, AND ARTICLES DEALING WITH CRIME IN THE BLACK COMMU· NITY. WHILE MOST OF THE CITATIONS ARE FAIRLY RECENT . (1967 ON), THERE ARE ENTRIES PROM EACH DECADE OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. ENTRIES ARE ARRANGED AL· PHABETICALL Y BY TYPE OF PUBLICATION. Av8lllblllty: COUNCIL OF PLANNING LIBRARIANS, POBOX 229, MONTICELLO IL 61856.

41. DURHAM URBAN OBSERVATORY CITY OF DURHAM, P 0 lOX 2251, DURHAM He 27701; NORTH CAROLINA CEN· TRAL UNIVERSITY. DURHAM URBAN OBSERVATORY REPORT-ASSISTANCE IN PUISUC ADMINISTRAnONcDECISIONS-THE PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRAM PART 3-AN INDEXED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF C0M-PUTER USAGE IN PUBLIC SAFETY. B. B. BALFOUR 3RD end J. S. ROTHENBERG, EcI8. 63 p. 1976. NCJ.45517 TITLES OF WORKS IN THIS ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ARE GROUPED UNDER SUBJECTS TREATED. MOST OF THE EN· TRIES ARE MORE RECENT THAN 1970. FOLLOWING A SUB·

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JECT INDEX OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS THAT INCLUDES AUTO THEFT, COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, CRIME PATTERNS. PATROL ALLOCATION, ETC., THE TITLES ARE LISTED ALPHA· BETICALLY WITH PUBLICATION INFORMATION AND BRIEF ANNOTATIONS. PART 1 AND 2 OF THIS REPORT ARE AVAILA· BLE AS NCJ 45515 AND 45516.

SO. ECON INCOFlPORATED, 900 STATE ROAD, PRINCETON NJ 08540. STUDY OF THE ECONOMIC AND REHABILITATIVE ASPECTS OF PRlgi.)N INDUSTRY, V 3-PRISON INDUSTRY BIBLIOGRA· PHY (ISSUED· IN SEVEN NUMBERED VOLUMES). 83 p. 1977. NCJ·46042 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS, JOURNAL ARTICLES, AND BUL· • LETINS PUBLISHED BETWEEN 1938 AND 1976 ON THE ECO· NOMIC AND REHABILITATIVE ASPECTS OF PRISON INDUSTRY IS PROVIDED. THE TEXT IS DIVIDED INTO TWO SECTIONS. THE FIRST CONTAINS A BIBLIOGRAPHY ARRANGED ALPHA· BETICALL Y BY THE AUTHOR'S LAST NAME AND ENCOM-PASSING MATERIAL FOUND IN THE PRISON INDUSTRY LI· BRARY OF ECON, INC., PLUS RELEVANT ADDITIONS FROM

-THE LIBRARY OF THE AMERICAN FOUNDATION, INC. SOME 750 PUBLICATIONS DATING MOSTLY FROM THE 1960'S AND 1970'S ARE CITED; THEY COVER THE TOPICS OF PROBATION AND PAROLE, VICTIM COMPENSATION, PRISONER REHABILI· TATION, CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM DIVERSION, AND COM· MUNITY PROGRAMS FOR· WOMEN OFFENDERS,. AMONG OTHERS. THE SECOND SECTION. LISTS ONLY THOSE MATE· RIALS FOUND TO BE PARTICULARLY USEFUL TO THE ECON STAFF. THE MATERIALS ARE ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING SEVEN TOPICS: (1) JOB MARKET SURVEY,

. INCLUDING EMPLOYM':NT STATISTICS AND FEDERAL AND . STATE CONSTRAINTS ON THE EMPLOYMENT OF

EX-OFFENDERS; (2) INMATE MANPOWER CHARACTERISTICS, INCLUDING OFFENDER MANPOWER TRAINING PROGRAMS AND OFFENDER EMPLOYMENT; (3) PRISON INDUSTRY PROD-UCTS AND SERVICES, INCLUDING FEDERAL PRISON INDUS-TRIES, STATE opRISON INDUSTRIES, FEDERAL STATUTORY LIMITATIONS, STATE STATUTORY LIMITATIONS, PRODUCT DECISIONS, MARKETING, AND STATE USE; (4) REHABILITA-TION PROGRAMS, INqLUDING RECIDIVISM STUDIES, TREAT-MENT PROGRAMS, EDUCATION, WORK RELEASE, INMATE SELF·CONCEPT AND MOTIVATION, PROBATION AND PAROLE. AND PROGRAMS FOR WOMEN; (5) THE ECONOMICS· OF PRISON INDUSTRIES, INCLUDING THE COMPARISON OF PRISON AND PRIVATE INDUSTRY, THE ECONOMIC AP-PROACH TO CRIME, AND COST/BENEFIT ANALYSIS; (6) STA-TISTICS, INCLUDING GENERAL, POSTRELEASE. RECIDIVISM, AND EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS; AND (7) VICTIMIZATION. MOST OF THE 250 PUBLICATIONS IN THIS SECTION DATE FROM THE MID·l960'S TO THE EARLY 1970·S. FOR OTtj:R VOLUMES IN THIS SERIES. SEE NCJ·4562l. 46041, AND 46043·46046.· ...

Sponeorlng Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE LAW EN-FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION . AVlllablllty: NCJRS MICROFICHE PROGRAM.

51. FEMALE OFFENDERS-A BIBLIOGRAPHY. L~M,- WIENKE, Ed. 26 p. 1974. NCJ:26013-"----~ __ ~

ALPHABETICAL LISTING, BY AUTHOR. OF 345 BOOKS, JOUR-NAL ARTICLES, REPORTS, AND THESES ON FEMALE DELlN· QUENTS AND OFFENDERS PUBLISHED BETWEEN 1893 AND 1973. A SUBJECT INDEX IS PROVIDED. AV.lllabiIHy: NCJRS MICROFICHE PROGRAr."

52. F. FERRACUTI Ind M. C. GIANNINI. MANPOWER AND TRAINING IN THE FIELD OF SOCIAL DE· FENCE-A COMMENTARY AND BIBLIOGRAPHY. 158 p. 1970. Italy. NCJ·19655 FOLLOWING A CHRONOLOGICAL REVIEW OF INTERNATlON· AL TRENDS IN MANPOWER AND TRAINING IN CRIMINAL JUS·

Criminal Justice I')

TICE, A CODED BIBLIOGRAPHY IS PROVIDED OF 1,444 RELA T· ED BOOKS, JOURNAL ARTICLES, AND REPORTS. THE NARRA: TIVE PRECEDING THE BIBLIOGRAPHY FOCUSES IN PARTICU· LAR ON THE INITIATIVES OF THE UNITED NATIONS IN SPON· 'gORING SEMINARS, CONFERENCES, AND INSTITUTES IN EUROPE, THE FAR EAST, AFRICA, AND LATIN AMERICA ON A VARIETY OF CFl!MINAL JUSTICE TOPICS, INCLUDING STAND· ARDS FOR MANPOWER AND TRAINING NEEDS. IN ADDITION TO CITING MUCH OF THE MATERIAL GENERATED BY THESE EFFORTS, THE BIBLIOGRAPHY LISTS ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHOR OR TITLE WORKS PUBLISHED BETWEEN 1928 AND 1969 ON SUCH SUBJECTS ~S TRAINING FOR POLICE SE,RV· ICE, EDUCATION FOR CAREERS IN CORRECTIONS, THE ROLE OF NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN RESOLV· ING MANPOWER AND TRAINING PROBLEMS IN CORREC· TIONS, STAFF PROBLEMS IN INSTITUTIONS, TRAINING TO MEET THE SEX OFFENDER, THE USE OF SUPERVISORY CUS· TODIAL PERSONNEL AS COUNSELORS, STANDARDS IN THE SELECTION OF POLICE INSTRUCTORS, THE TRAINING OF SPECIALIZED EDUCATORS FOR MALADJUSTED CHILDREN, PSYCHIATRY IN POLICE RECRUITMENT, HUMAN RELATIONS TRAINING FOR POLICE, POLICE TRAINING IN THE ORIENT, THE IMPACT OF CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMS ON INMATES, AND UPGRADING JHE EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR POLICE OFFICERS. PUBLISHED IN FRANCE, POLAND, ITALY, PUERTO RICO, GERMANY, THE U.S., AND ELSEWHERE, THE MATERIALS ARE CODED ALPHA·NUMERICALLY IN TERMS OF SELECTED MANPOWER" AREA, AND TRAINING CONCERNS (E.G., SOCIAL ORIGIN AND EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND, NONINSTITUTIONAL WORKERS, TRAINING TECHNIQUES,

. ETC).

1;3. FORENSIC SCIENCE-A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS PAPERS. G. J. LUTZ, Ed. 47 p. 1.970.

NC,J·13259 FIRST IN A SERIES ON THE APPLICATION OF ACTIVATION ANALYSIS TO SPEC!f'lC SUBJECTS, THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY CITES MORE THAN 170 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WORKS ON FORENSIC SCIENCE. THE CITED MATERIALS WERE PUB· lISHED BETWEEN 1951 AND 1969 IN FRANCE, JAPAN, SCOT· LAND, SWEDEN, TURKEY, ARGENTINA, CANADA, ENGLAND, NORWAY, SWITZERLAND, GERMANY, THE NETHERLANDS, SPAIN, BELGIUM,' AUSTRALIA, BRAZIL, THE U.S. AND ELSE· WHERE. THEY DEAL WITH SUCH TOPICS AS THE DETECTION OF GUNPOWDER TRACE!), PROCEDURES FOR THE REMOVAL AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SURFACE CONTAMINANTS OF HAIR, IDENTIFYING ARSENIC IN BIOLQGICAL MATERIALS, DETERMINING TRACE ELEMENTS IN OPIUM, AUTORADIO· GRAPHY OF OIL PAINTINGS, THE ANALYSIS OF BULLET LEAD, THE ANALYSIS OF EVIDENCE CONNECTED WITH ILlIC· IT DISTILLERIES, THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ADHESIVE TAPES, IDENTIFYING TRACE ELEMENTS IN HUMAN HAIR, ~ETERMINING GUNSHOT FIRING DISTANCES AND LOCATING BULLET HOLES, AND THE EXAMINATION OF ACTUAL CASE EVIDENCE SAMPLES. AUTHOR AND SUBJECT INDEXES ARE INCLUDED, ALONG WITH NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS ACCESSION NUMBERS. Sponaorlng Agency: US DEPARTMENT. OF COMMERCE NA· TIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS,WASHINGTON DC 20234. Avallablilly: GPO. '

. . 'li4.=B~y9~f=O~_T, J. W. MCCULLOUGH,. B. J. HOEL, J, L MAIRS, J. M. SIMONITSCH; C. CLARK, end P •. HEENAN. , SPEEDY TRIAL-A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY AND COM· PARATIVE ANALYSIS OF STATE SPEEDY TRIAL PROVISIONS. MIDWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 425 VOLKER BOULEVARD, KANSAS CITY MO 64110; U S DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, LAW ENFORCEMENT ASS)STANCE ADMIN, NATIONAL INSTI· TUTE OF LAW ENFORCEMt:NT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE. 193 p. 1978. NCJ-41110 THE BIBLIOGRAPHY SECTION OF THIS REPORT PRESENTS A WIDE RANGE OF VIEWPOINTS OF ACADEMICIANS, ADMINIS-

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GREENWOOD PRESS

TRATORS, AND PRACTITIONERS PLUS CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY ITeMS. PROVISIONS FOR SPEEDY TRIAL IN EACH STATE ARE COMPAFtED. )HE BIBLIOGRAPHY CON· TAINS 161 ITEMS DEALING SPECIFICALLY WITH SPEEDY TRIALS. IT INCLUDES LEGAL AND NONLEGAL BOOKS, GOV· ERNMENT REPORTS, HANDBOOKS, STANDARDS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE DIGESTS, NEWSLETrERS, EDITORIALS, MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, SPEECHES, SYMPOSIA, MEMORANDUMS, LEG-ISLATIVE HEARINGS, AND OTHER BIBLIOGRAPHIES. IT IS AN·

~~~~J9~~: T~~E~;B~~~k~~Sy:,:~p:e~~-\~~:L ~~~~ CURRENT AS OF FEBRUARY 1, 1978. IT CONTAINS 53 CON- c STiTUTIONAL PROVISIONS, 217 STATUTES, 55 COURT RULES,

/AND APPROXIMATELY 2,177 COURT DECISIONS CONSOLI-DATED INTO 2,502 ENTRIES PERTAINING TO EACH OF THE 50 STATES, THE QISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AND U.S. FEDERAL COURTS. THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF STATE SPEEDY TRIAL PROVISIONS CONTAINS: (1) A CATALOGUE OF SPEEDY TRIAL PROVISIONS IN ALL 50 STATES, THE DISTRICT OF C0-LUMBIA, THE FEDERAL SY,S;rEM, AND THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION STANDARDS; AND (2) A DISCUSSION OF THE NATURE OF THESE PROVISIONS. A MATRIX FORMAT IS USED WITH THE JURISDICTIONS ON THE VERTICAL AXIS AND THE CHARACTERISTICS. OF THE PROVISIONS ON THE··HORIZON· TAL AXIS. DEFINITIONS AND A DISCUSSION OF THE PROVI· SIONS ARE INCLUDED. A LIST OF sOURCES FOR MATERIALS AND A REFERENCE LIST OF AGENCIES A~E APPENDED. Sponsoring Agency: U S DEPARTMENT di= JUSTICE, LAW EN· FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMIN, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE.

55. GREENWOOD PRESS, 51 RIVERSIDE AVENUE, WESTPORT CT 06110. CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT-AN ANNOTATED BlIII.IOCIRA· PHY. B. J_ KALiSCH, Ed. 566 p. 1978. NCJ.51322 THIS REFERENCE TOOL INCLUDES LITERATURE ENTRIES FROM THE LATE 1800'S TO 1977 ON A "lUMBER OF DISCI· PliNES. IT IS DIRECTED TOWARD RESEARCHERS, HUMAN SERVICE WORKERS, AND LAY PERSONS INTERESTED IN CHILD ABUSE. THE ENTRIES ON THE SUBJECT OF GHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT INCLUDE GENERAL SURVEYS, HIS-TORICAL STUDIES, PROBLEM PEFINITIONS, DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES, AND LEGAL ISSUES. ENTRIES ARE ALSO IN-CLUDED ON PREDICTION, DETECTION, PREVENTION, CAUSA-TIVE FACTORS, MANIFESTATIONS, TREATMENTS, SE,XUAL ABUSES, AND LEGAL ISSUES INVOLVING THESE SUBJECTS. EACH SUBJECT SECTION IS DIVIDED INTO SUBSECTIONS, WITH ENTRIES ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY. THE; BIBLIOG-RAPHY OPENS WITH AN OVERVIEW OF THE CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT ISSUE. A USER'S GUIDE, AUTHOR INDEX, AND

. SUBJECT·KEY-WORD INDEX ARE PROVIDED. THE APPEN· DIXES CONTAIN LISTS OF BASIC BIBLIOGRAPHIC TOOLS AND OF SELECTED ORGANIZATIONS INTERE,,)TED IN CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT IN THE UNITED STATES. THEY ALSO CONTAIN A REPRODUCTION OF THF.: CHILD ABUSE PREVEN· TlONAND TREATMENT ACT THAT IS PART OF TEXAS LAW. A LIST OF JOURNAL ABBREVIATIONS IS INCLUDED ALSO. Supplernentlll Notes: NO 2 OF A BIBLIOGRAPHIC SERIES ON CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS OF CHILDHOOD. Availability: GREENWOOD PRESS, 51 RIVERSIDE AVENUE, WESTPORT CT 06880 •

sa. GREENWOOD PREss, 51 RIVERSIDE AYENUE. WESTPORT CT 01lI0. ~' CRIMINOLOGICAl; BIBLIOGRA'HIES-UNIFORM CITATIONS TO BIBLIOGRAPHIES, INDEX~S, AND REVIEW ARTICLES OF THE LlTER~TURE OF CRIME STUDY IN THE UNITED STATES. B. L DAVIS, Ed. 208 p. 1978. NCJ.'521M THIS COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRIME STUDY LIT· ERATURE IS ARRANGED CHRONOLOGICALLY UNDER SUB-JECT HEADINGS AND INDEXED BY SUBjECT, COMPILER, AND ISSUING AGENCY. THIS WORK PROVIDES UNIFORM CITA-

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GUillET, M. R.

TICNS TO BIBILOGRAPHIES. INDEXES. CURRENT SERIAL REF· ERENCE SERVICE. AND REView ARTICLES DEALING WITH AMERICAN CRIMINClOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINIS· TRATICN. THE FIRST CATEGCRY OF ENTRIES INCLUDES STUDIES .oF SOCIAlPRCBlEMS. CRIME. DELINQUENCY. LAW. MCRAlITY. AND ETHIcS. AS WEll AS JUVENilE DELlN· QUENCY. YCUTH PRCBlEMS. AND DRUG ABUSE. THE SECOND CATEGCRY INCLUDES ENTRIES RELATING TC THE PLANNING. ADMINISTRATICN. AND EVAlUATICN .oF CRIMI· NAl JUSTICE AND ITS AGENCIES. STUDIES .oN CRIME DE· TECT!CN AND LAW ENFCRCEMENT BY POLICE AGENCIES. ,roURTS. JUDGES. JURIES. AND LAWYERS ARE INCLUDED. PRETRIAL PROCEDURE. ADJUDICATICN. SENTENCING. AND CORRECTICNS ISSUES SUCH AS PUNISHMENT. INCAPACITA· TICN. AND REHABlllTATICN ARE AlSC COVERED. AS WELL

, AS VICTIM COMPENSATICN. SOME ENTRIES INCLUDE THE lOCATICN .oF A COPY .oF THE DOCUMENT. A liST .oF SEC· CNDARY SOURCES FCR BIBliOGRAPHIES IS APPENDED. SpoMoring, Agency: CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCH CENTER. 1 AlTCN RCAD. ALBANY NY 12203. Availability: GREENWOOD PRESS. 51 RIVERSIDE AVENUE. WESTPORT CT 06880.

57. II. R. GUIDET. BIBUOGRAPHY OF FRENCH FORENSIC IIEDICAL UTERA· TURE. (BIBUOGRAPHIE DES ,TRAVAUX FRANCAIS DE IIEDICINE LEGALE.) R. BRmAIN Ind A. SAURY, Ed .. 188 p. 1970. ,France. (In French) NCJ.27124 COMPREHf',;SIVE LIST .oF PUBLICATICNS IN FRENCH UP TC -1964 ARR ... NGED ALPHABETICAllY BY AUTHCR AND IN· DEXED BY SUBJECT MAnER. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS 1374 NAMES .oF AUTHORS AND 235 INDEX TERMS.-IN FRENCH A'nIIabIHtj: MASSON ET COMPAGNIE. 120. BCULEVARD SAINT·GERMAIN. PARIS (6TH). FRANCE; NCJRS MICRC. FICHE PROGRAM.

58. "HEATH LEXINGTON BOOKS, 125 SPRING STREET, LEXING-TON IIA 02173. VIOLENCE AND CRIIiINAL JUSTICE-A BIBUOGRAPHY, 1111-1174 (FROM VIOLfNCE AND CRIIiINAL JUSTICE, 1175 BY DUNCAN CHAPEu. AND JOHN MONAHAN-SEE NCJ

" 21557). F. foGARTy, Ed. 29 p. 1975. NCJ.2I5M SELECTIVE LIST .oF MATERIALS PUBLISHED .oN VIClENCE SINCE THE NATICNAl COMMISSION .oN THE CAUSES AND PREVENTICN .oF VIClENCE CAME CUT WITH ITS VClUMI· NCUSREPORTS. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY IS DIVIDED INTC THE FCllCWING SECTICNS: GENERAL PERSPECTIVES. COllEC-TIVE AND SYSTEM VICLENCE. PSYCHClOGICAl ASPECTS .oF, VICLENCE, SEX,UAl VIClENCE. THE MASS MEDIA AND VIC·

"lENCE. JUVENilE VIClENCE. CHilD ABUSE AND VIClENCE IN THE FAMilY. DRUG·INDUCED VIClENCE. AND COMPENSA· TION TC VICTIMS OF VIClENT CRIMES. '0 .

51.tiERNER AND COMPANY, ~1~ II STREET, NW. WASHINGTON DC 20037, CHILD ABUSE-FAMILY VIOLENCE-AN ANNOTATED BIB-LIOGRAPHY. 41 p. 1978. NCJ-41713 CITATICNS. ABSTRACTS. AND RESEARCH PROJECT DE· SCRIPTICNS ARE PRCVIDED. INDICATING THE MANY AS· PECTS .oF FAMilY VICLENCE AND CHilD ABUSE BEING STUDIED. THIS INFCRMATION WAS SELECTED FRCM THE DATA BASES OF THE FOllCWING CRGANIZATICNS: THE NA· TICNAL CENTER .oN CHilD ABUSE AND NEGLECT. THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATICN. THE EDUCATICN· 0 Al RESOURCES INFORMATICN CENTER. THE LAW ENFCRCE· MENT ASSIST~~CE ADMINISTRATICN. THE NATICNAL CLEARINGHOUSE FCR MENTAL HEALTH INFCRMATICN. AND SOCIClOGICAl ABSTRACTS, ING. ABSTRACTS FRCM A BIB· LlOGRAPHY PRCDUCED BY THE CENTER FCR ADVANCED STUDIES IN HUMAN SERVICES, UNIVERSITY .oF WISCONSIN, WERE ALSO USED. THE MATERIALS COVER THE ENTIRE

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SPECTRUM .oF INTRAFAMllY VIClENCE. INCLUDING WIFE· BEATING, SPOUSE ABUSE AND NEGLECT. CHilD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, INCEST, AND VIClENCE AND PREGNANCY. THE 'MATERIALS DATE FRCM 1971 TC 1978. PUBL!CATICN DATA (I.E.. TITLE, AUTHCRSHIP, SOURCE. AVAILABILITY. AND ,-PRICE) ARE PRCVIDED. AlCNG WITH STANDARD ANNCTA· TICNS. AN EXCERPT IS APPENDED .oF TESTIMCNY BY THE DIRECTCR .oF THENATICNAl CENTER .oN CHilD ABUSE AND NEGLECT BEFCRE THE U.S. HCUSE .oF REPRESENTATIVES' COMMlnEE .oN SCIENCE AND TECHNClOGY.

SponlOflngAgency: US DEPARTMENT .oF HEALTH, EDUCA· , TICN, AND WELFARE NATICNAl CENTER .oN CHilD ABUSE

AND NEGLECT. 488 INDEPENDENCE AVENUE SW. WASHING· TCN, DC 20013.

AVIllabHlty: NCJRS MICRCFICHE PROGRAM.

80. HUIIAN RESOURCES RESEARCH ORGANIZATION DIViSioN NO 2;'FORT KNOX KY 40121. ,. PARTlAU.Y ANNOTATED BIBUOGRAPHY ON PREDICTION OF PAROLE SUCCESS AND DEUNQUENCY. R. L DYER Inci J. H. HARRIS, EdI. 206 p. 1972.' NCJ-38178

THE 88 ANNCTATED LISTINGS REPRESENT AN EXAMINATICN .oF THE METHCD AND FINDINGS .oF MAJCR CIVILIAN AND MILITARY STUDIES .oN PRERELEASE INDICATCRS .oF .oF· FENDER POST·RELEASE SUCCESS AND/CR EFFICACY .oF A TREATMENT PROGRAM. THE APPRCXIMATElY 550 REMAIN· ING TITLES ARE CATEGCRIZED UNDER THE FCllCWING HEADINGS: CIVILIAN PREDICTICN .oF DELINQUENCY. CIVILIAN PREDICTICN .oF PARClE SUCCESS. CIViliAN REHABILlTA· TICN, MILITARY PREDICTICN .oF DELINQUENCY. MILITARY-AWCl. AND MILITARY·GENERAl SUBJECTS. ENTRIES DATE FRCM 1918TC 1971. A BRIEF GENERAL SUMMARY .oF RE· SEARCH FINDINGS IS INCLUDED,

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AVllllbHlty: NCJRS MICRCFICHE PRbGRAM.

81. INSTITUTE FOR HUIIAN RESOURCES RESEARCH, 7315 WIS-CONSIN AVENUE, BETHESDA liD 20014. . BIBUOORAPHY OF SPECIAUZED PATROL, 66 p. 1975.

, NCJ-30385

SIXTY·SIX PAGE liSTING .oF APPRCXIMATElY 600 BOOKS. JCURNAl ARTICLES. AND GCVERNMENT PUBLICA TlCNS. AND RESEARCH MATERIALS DATED 1921 THRCUGH 1975. THE SPECIALIZED PATRCl TACTICS COVERED ARE CIVILIAN DRESS PATRClS, UNIFORMED TACTICAL UNITS. AND PA· TRClS THAT RELY .oN MECHANICAL DEVICES. FCR THE FIRST FIVE PARTS .oF THIS SIX·PART REPORT. INCLUDING A liTERATURE SEARCH, SELECTED PRCJECT DESCRIPTICNS, A REPORT .oN PROJECT MEASUREMENT, AN ASSESSMENT .oF THE KNCWlEDGE .oN SPECIALIZED PATRCl, AND STUDY DESIGNS FCR EVAlUATICNS .oF SPECIALIZED PATRCl,'SEE NCJ·30380 THRCUGH 30384.

SponaorIng Agency: US DEPARTMENT .oF JUSTICE tAW EN· FCRCEMENTASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATICN,

Avlllablllty: NCJRS MICRCFICHE PROGRAM.

12. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION Of CHIEFS OF POLICE, 11 FIRSTFIELD ROAD, GAITHERSBURG liD 20780. SELECTED BASIC REFERENCE BIBUOGRAPHY-POLICE WEAPONS CENTER REPORT SERIES 1-70. 13 p. 1970.

NCJ-G1725

BOOKS AND ARTICLES .oN COMBAT PiSTCl SHOOTING, HANDGUN SElECTICN, SHCTGUNS, AND RIFLES, AUTOMATIC AND CHEMICAL WEAPONS, BATCNS, EXPlCSIVES, AND PRC· TECTIVE ARMCR.

SponaorIng Agency: U S DEPARTMENT .oF JUSTICE, LAW EN· FCRCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADM!N, NATICNAl INSTITUTE .oF LAW ENFCRCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE.

Criminal Justice

63. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE AND UNIVER· SITY SECURITY DIRECTORS, POBOX 118127, ATLANTA GA 303211. . LAW ENFORCEMENT-PUBLIC SAFETY-SECURITY ON COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY CAMPUS-A BIBLIOGRAPHY, 11178. J. HUPSON, Ed. CAMPUS LAW ENFORCEMENT JOURNAL. (JANUARY·FEBRUARY1978). P 17·32.

NCJ-45085 THIS UNANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY IS DIRECTED TOWARD SECURITY D:~ECTORS ON COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY CAM· PUSES. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY IS ORGANIZED INTO A SUBJECT INDEX. LISTED BY TITLE. SUBJECTS COVERED INCLUDE AD· MINISTRATION. BUDGETING. CIVIL DISORDER, CRIME PRE· VENTION, EMERGENCY PLANNING. ELECTRONIC MONITOR· lNG, MANUALS/HANDBOOKS. MuNICIPAL POLICE RELATIONS, ORGANIZATION, PRIVACY, PROFESSIONALISM/CAREERS,SE·· CURITY IN GENERAL, STUDENT!POLICE RELATIONS. TRAFFIC CONTROL, TRAINING, AND VANDALISM. ENTRIES CONSIST PRIMARILY OF JOURNAL ARTICLES AND SoME MANUALS, DATED FROM 1970 TO 1977. Availability: INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY SECURITY DIRECTORS. POBOX 98127, ATLAN· TA GA 30329.

64. INTERNATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE FORENSIC SCI· ENCES, 11177. W. G. ECKERT and T. T. NOGUCHI, Ed •• 169 p. 1977., ·NCJ-44515 THIS UNANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY PRESENTS LITERA· TURE. . A WORLD LIST OF FORENSIC CENTERS, AND STATE·OF-THE-ART REVIEWS OF FORENSIC SCIENCES. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY SECTION PRESENTS' SUBJECT. AUTHOR, AND TITLE LISTINGS FOR ARTICLEG IN THE INTERNATIONAL LIT· ERATURE; MOST OF THE ENTRIES ARE MORE RECENT THAN 1973, INFORMATION ABOUT INTERNATIONAL CENTERS AND ACTIVITIES IS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY BY COUNTRY.

" STATE-OF·THE-ART REPORTS COVER THE FOLLOWING TOPICS: ANTHROPOLOGY; GENERAL; DRUG AND BLOOD LEVELS; CRIMINALISTICS; FIREARMS; ODONTOLOGY; JURIS· PRUDENCE; PATHOLOGY; PSYCHIATRY; QUESTIONED DOCU· MENTS; TOXICOLOGY; SPECIAL PROBLEMS; ACCIDENTS; THE AIR CRASH AT TENERIFE; DEATH; DRUGS AND DRUG ABUSE; DRUGS AND SPORTS; FORENSIC SCIENCE ORGANIZATION; HISTORICAL ACTIVITIES; HOMICIDES; HOSPITAL PROBLEMS; IATROGENIC PROBLEMS; MARINE PROBLEMS; PEDIATRIC PROBLEMS; AND SUICIDE. HISTORIC ASPECTS OF FORENSIC SCIENCES, INCLUDING A PARTICULAR SECTION ON TOXICOL-OGY AND POISONING, ARE ALSO PRESENTED, AND A LIST OF INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS OF FORENSIC INTEREST IS INCLUDED. Availability: INFORM MILTON HELPERN INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR FORENSIC SCIENCES, WICHITA STATE UNIVER· SITY, WICHITA KS 67214.

85. INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR COMPARATIVE CRIMINOL· OGY UNIVERSITY OF MONTREAL, SOCIAL SCIENCES BUILD-ING, POBOX 8128, MONTREAL 101, CANADA. CANADIAN CRIMINOLOGY-ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY-CRIME AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN CANADA. (CRIMINOLOGIE CANADIENNE-BIBLIOGRAPHIG: COMMENTEE-LA CAIMINALITE ET L' ADMINISTRATION DE LA JUSTICE CRIMINELLEcluCANADA.)· K. L. MAYER and,a:., BRUNET·AUBRY, Ed.. 749 p. 1978. Canada. (In French and English) ,. NCJ-4315111 CANADIAN ARTICLES, REPORTS, AND BOOKS ON CRIMINOL-OGY AND THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE ARE CITED IN A PAR-TIALLY ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY DESIGNED FOR STU-DENTS, TEACHERS, AND RESEARCHERS. MATERIALS PUB-LISHED BETWEEN 1B60 AND 1976 IN THE FIELDS OF CRIME, ITS TREATMENT AND PREVENTION, AND THE ADMINISTRA-TION OF JUSTICE IN CANADA ARE GROUPED BY SUBJECT AS FOLLOWS: ETIOLOGY OF DELINQUENCY; SPECIFIC TYPES OF CRIME, CRIMINALS, AND DELINQUENTS; ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE; THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT, CORRECTIONAL SERV-

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ICES, DIVERSION, AND RESOCIALIZATION OF'THE OFFEND-ER; AND CRIMINOLOGY. AN APPENDIX LISTS ,ARTICLES BY CANADIAN' AUTHORS ABOUT THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE THAT APPEARED IN PERIODICALS IN BELGIUM. FRANCE, GREAT BRITAIN, AND THE UNITED STATES. ENGLISH WORKS ARE SUMMARIZED IN ENGLISH, FRENCH WORKS IN FRENCH, ' AND BILINGUAL WORKS IN BOTH LANGUAGES. A KEY WORD INDEX IN BOTH LANGUAGES AND AN ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF AUTHORS ARE INCLUDED, (IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH). SpanlOrI"g Agency: CANADA SOLICITOR GENERAL, a40 LAURIER AVENUE, WEST, OTTAWA, ONTARIO; CANADA K1A OP8. Availability: NCJRS MICROFICHE PROGRAM.

86. INTERNATIONAL POLICE ASSOCIATION BRITiSH SECTION, ONE FOX ROAD, WEST BRIDGFORD, NOmNGHAM NG2 8AJ, EHGLAND. . . INTERNATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SELECTED POLICE LIT· ERATURE. 30 p. 1968. NCJ.OII044 LIST OF PUBLICATIONS F~OM TWENTY·EIGHT COUNTRIES ON THE TASKS AND DUTIES OF THE POLICE. THe ENTRIES ARE ARRANGED BY COUNTRY AND ARE CLASSIFIED UNDER THE FOLLOWING HEADINGS-POLICE HISTORY AND BIOO· .RAPHY, PERSONNEL, ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION, INVESTIGATION AND FIELD OPERATIONS, IDENTIFICATION AND LABORATORY WORK, TRAFFIC SAFET:f AND INVESTIGA· TION, CANINE POLICE, NATIONAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS, PERIODICALS AND JOURNALS, NO AUTHOR/TITLE INDEX IS

::~~~:~INTERNATIONAL POLICE ASSOCIATION BRITISH SECTION. ONE FOX ROAD, WEST BRIDGFORD, NOTTINGHAM NG2 6AJ, ENGLAND.

67. INTERNATIONAL REFERENCE ORGANIZATION IN. FORENSIC MEDICINE AND SCIENCES, SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL, l12li NORTH ST FR~NCIS, WICHITA, KS 87214. INTERNATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE FORENSIC SCI· ENCES, 11175. W. G. ECKERT, Ed. 158 p. 1975.

NCJ.4OI85 THIS REFERENCE TEXT AND BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS A.SE· LECTED LIST OF FORENSIC SCIENCE LITERATURE, A WORLD LIST OF FORENSIC CENTERS, AND AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES IN THE FORENSIC SCIENCES. THE FIRST PART IS AN INDEXED COLLECTION OF THE CURRENT FORENSIC LITERATURE FROM PERIODICALS OF SPECIAL AND GENERAL NATURE. THE ARTICLES ARE GROUPED BY MAJOR SUBJECT HEADING FOR QUICKER ACCESS. THE SECOND PART CONSISTS OF CURRENT LISTS OF MAJOR ME· DICOLEGAL CENTERS, INSTITUTES AND CRIMINALISTIC LAB· ORATORIES AS WELL AS ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUAL PRACTITIONERS AND THEIR ADDRESSES, THE THIRD PART INCLUDES A REVIEW OF THE STATE OF THE ART IN THE DIF· FERENT FORENSIC DISCIPLINES AS WELL AS A LOOIC AT CURRENT PROBLEMS AND IMPORTANT CASES CONFRONT. ' ING FORENSIC SCIENTISTS.

88. ITALIAN CRIMINOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHV (11170-11175). (BIBLIOGRAFIA CRIMINOLOGICA ITAU.ANA (11170-1875).) N. COCO and F. SCARAllluccl, Edt. • 10. p. 1976. Italy. (In 't.,ian) NCJ.203I4 ALPHABETICAL LISTING, BY AUTHOR, OF 1042 MONO-GRAPHS,PAPERS, AND ARTICLES REPRESENJING RE· SEARCH 'AND EVOLUTION OF·THOUGHT IN ITALIAN CRIMI-NOLOGY FOR THE PERIOD 1970·75. BIBLIOGRAPHIC ENTRIES ARE CLASSIFIED AND CODED ACCORDING TO THE SPECIFIC ORIENTATION OF THE STUDY, THE RELATED FIELD OF DISCI· PLlNE, THE RESEARCH TOPIC. THE SUBJECT CONSIDERED. AND THE SCOPE AND PERSPECTIVE OF THE WORKS LISTED. THESE CLASSIFYING CRITERIA ARE EXPLAINED IN DETAIL IN THE PREFACE. AN APPENDIX INDICATING THE DEVELop· MENT AND INCREASE OF CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN ITALy OVER THE FIVE-YEAR PERIOD cONSIDERED COM·

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PLETES THE WORK.-iN iTALIAN. PREFACE ALSO iN ENG-LISH AND SPANiSH. Avallablilty: NUOVE DiMENSiONi ViA VERONA 18/8, '00161 ROMA. iTALY. '

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\,181 •. JOHN F, KENNEDY·INSTITUT FUER NORDAMERIKASTUDIEN, "FREIE UNIVERSITAET BERLIN, 1000 BERLIN, WEST GER· '0" MANY.

;\VIOLENCE IN THE UNITED STATES-:-RIOTS, STRIKES, PRD-,'TEST AND SUPPAESSION-A WORKING BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR ,TEACHERS AND STUDENTS. D. HOERDER, Ed.' 172 p. 1973. West Germany. NCJ.31512 LISTiNG OF ALMOST 2000 BOOKS, JOURNAL ARTICLES, AND REPORTS PUBLISHED IN BOTH THE NINETEENTH AND TWEN-TIETH CENTURY DEALING WITH OPPOSITIONAL VIOLENCE VOICING SOCIAL DISCONTENT AND ITS HISTORY. THIS BIB-LIOGRAPHY IS DIVIDED INTO THREE. SUBJEC.I._CA.IEGG-RIES-GENERAL LITERATURE ON CROWDS ANDVlOLENCE, VIOLENCE IN MAINSTREAM AMERICAN HISTORY SINCE THE

_, EUROPEAN COLONIZATION, AND VIOLENCE AGAINST AND BY RACIAL, ETHNIC, AND RELIGIOUS MINORITIES IN AMERICAN HISTORY.SINCE THE EUROPEAN COLONIZATION. THE AP-PENDIX CONTAINS A CHRONOLOGY OF IMPORTANT RIOTS AND REBELLIONS, DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNTS OF SELECTED VIOLENT EVENTS THROUGHOUT HISTORY, AND AN AU-THOR'S INDEX.

70. JUVENILE DELiplENCY IN FRANCE, 1825-1961-8IBLlOG-RAPHY. (DELINQUA~~ DES JEUNES EN FRANCE, 1825-196IBIBLIOGRAPHIE.) J. COSTA·LASCOUX, Ed. 140 p. 1974. France. (In French) NCJ·26501 BIBLIOGRAPHIES FOR EACH TEN-YEAR PERIOD BETWEEN 1830 AND 1969 OF FRENCH BOOKS DEALING WITH JUVENILE DELINQUENCY. BOOK APPEARING IN EACH PERIOD ARE DI-VIDED INTO SIX MAJOR CATEGORIES: JUVENILES AND THE LAND; GENERAL STUDIES ON DELINQUENT OR SOCIALLy EN- . DANGER ED JUVENILE,S; ADMINISTRATiVE AND JUDICIAL OR-GANIZATION; PREVENTION, EXECUTION OF PENALTIES, AND TREATMENT; TREATISES AND GENERAL WORKS; AND STA-TlSTICS,-IN FRENCH Av.II8bIfIty: 'EDITIONS CUJAS. 6, RUE VICTOR COUSIN, PARIS, FRANCE.

71. JUVENILE Ri~HTS SINCE 1H7-AN"ANNOTATED, INDEXED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SELECTED ARTICLES AND BOOKS. H. P. VON PFEIL, Ed. 216 p. 1974. NCJ.25465 ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF 1073 PERIODICAL REFERENCES AND 343 'BOOKS ON THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN AND THE LAW RELATING TO THE JUVENILE COURT. ARTICLES LISTED ARE TAKEN FROM SOME' PERIODICALS NOT INCLUDED IN THE 'INDEX TO LEGAL PERIODICALS', INCLUDING A NUMBER OF .FOREIGN LISTINGS, ESPECIALLY GERMAN. MANY OF THE REFERENCES LISTED REFER TO THE IMPACT OF VARIOUS SUPREME COURT DECISIONS, SUCH AS GAULT, KENT; MIR-ANDA, WINSHIP. TINKER, AND MCKEIVER. OTHER TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE THE ADVERSAI'IY PROCESS, THE ROLE OF THE ATIORNEY, CHILD ABUSE AND PROTECTION, CHILD WELFARE AGENCIES. PARENT-CHILO RELATIONSHIPS.PAR-ENTS' RIGHTS, AND PROMISES OF THE JUVENILE COURT. AN EXTENSIVE SUBJECT INDEX IS PROVIDED .• AnII8bIIIty: FRED B ROTHMAN, 10368 W CENTENNIAL RD. LlTILETON CO 80123.

_ 72. M. Z. KESSlER. -..··-OMBUDSilAN-A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY. N. VANef-,

Ed. 23 p. 1971. NCJ·18245 CONTAINS OVER 330 CITATIONS DESIGNED TO GIVE AN OVERVIEW OF THE OMBUDSMAN PROFESSION, ITS DEVEL-OPMENT AND FUNCTION. THE PREFACE DEFINES THE TERM AND USAGE OF THE OMBUDSMAN. THE BIBLioGRAPHY IS NOT INTENDED TO BE EXHAUSTIVE, AND NO PUBLICATIONS PRIOR TO 1980 WERE INCLUDED. OTHER BIBLIOGRAPHIES

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DE~LlNG WITH OMBUDSMEN AND OTHER CITIZEN PROTEC-TORS ARE CITED IN THE FINAL SECTION. Avallllbillty: COUNCIL OF PLANNING LIBRARIANS, POBOX 229, MONTICELLO IL 61856; NCJRS MICROFICHE PRO-GRAM.

73. W. M. KING. c BLACKS, CRIME, AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE-AN INTRODUC· TORY BIBLIOGRAPHY. M. VANCE, Ed. COUNCIL OF PLANNING LIBRARIANS, POBOX 229; MONTICELLO IL 61856. 19 p. 1974. NCJ·11441 ALPHABETICAL LISTING (BY AUTHOR) OF OVER 200 BQOKS, ARTICLES, GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS, DISSERTATIONS AND THESES. A SEPARATE LIST OF THE JOUR~ALS CITED IS INCLUDED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE BIBLIOG'RAPHY. Avallll~lIIty: COUNCIL OF PLANNING LIBRARIANS, POBOX 229, MONTICELLO IL 61856; NCJRS MICROFICHE PRO-GRAM.

74. F. J. KLEIN. / ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN THE COURTS, V 1-THE COURTS-A SELECTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. IN~ STITUTE OF JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION, 40 WASHINGTON

,SQUARE, SOUTH, NEW YORK NY 10012; NATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT. 300 NEWPORT AVENUE, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23185. 677 p. 1976. . NCJ-44891 AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WO.RK ON THE UNITED STATES COURT'SYSTEM IS PRESENTED. THE FIVE SECTIONS INCLUDE: COURT SYSTEMS, EXISTING AND PROPOSED; THE JUDGE; THE ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATION OF COURTS; THE TRIAL PROCESS; AND THE APPELLATE PROCESS. EACH SECTION IS DIVIDED INTO SUBSECTIONS; EACH SUBSECTION IS PRECEDED BY A HEADNOTE ATIEMPTING TO CLARIFY THE NATURE OF THE ITEMS IN TH .... T SUBSECTION. THE SUB-JECT MATIER OF THE ITEMS WITHIN THE SECTION, AL-THOUGH CLOSELY RELATED, MAY VARY. THIS BIBLIOGRA-PHY INCLUDES A KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS. AND A LIST OF PUBLISHERS. SponlOrll1{l Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE LAW EN-FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION. 0 Avallllblllty: OCEANA PUBLICATIONS, INC, DOBBS FERRY NY 10522. . '.

75. F. J. KLEiN_ ADMINISTRATIO~ OF JUSTICE IN THE COURTS, V:.I-THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE COURTS-A SELECTED ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. INSTITUTE OF JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION, 40 WASHINGTON SQUARE. SOUTH, NEW YORK NY 10012; NATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT, 300 NEWPORT AVENUE, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23185. 539 p. 1976.

ftCJ·441112 THIS VOLUME PRESENTS THE SECOND BOOK OF THE BIB-LIOGRAPHY, THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE COURTS. WHICH IS DIVIDED INTO SIX SECTIONS. THE SECTIONS INCLUDE: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM; THE CRIMINAL TRIAL; SENTENCING PROCEDURES AND AL TERNA-TIVES; CRIMINAL APPEALS; POSTCONVICTION REMEDIES; AND SELECTED ORGANIZATIONS WORKING FOR COURT REFORM. MOST SECTIONS ARE DIVIDED INTO SUBSECTIONS' EACH SUBSECTION IS PRECEDED BY A HEADNOTE AT: TEMPTING TO CLARIFY HiE NATURE OF THE ITEMS.IN THAT SUBSECTION. THE SUBJECt MAnER OF THE ITEMS WITHIN THE SECTION, ALTHOUGH CLOSELY RELATED, MAY VARY. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY ALSO INCLUDES A LIST OF SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHIES, GUIDEBOOKS, AND HANDBOOKS; A TABLE OF CASES; AND PERSONAL NAME AND SUBJECT INDEXES. SponlOrlng Agency: US DEPARtMENT OF JUSTICE LAW EN-FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION. Avalllblllty: OCEANA PUBLICATIONS. INC, DOBBS FERRY NY

-10522.

711. LAW ENFORCEMENT-A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY. H. K. BECKER Ind G. T. FELKENES. Ed.. 257 p. NCJ-G1475

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Criminal Justice c

" A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON All ASPECTS OF LAW EN· FORCEMENT COVERS PUBLICATIONS FROM LAW JOURNALS TO POLICE REPORTS. WEll ORGANIZED CHAPTERS. WITH SUBJECT HEADINGS DISTINGUISH THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT FROM All OTHERS. CONFLICT BE~

- TWEEN POLICE AND SOCIETY IS ADDRESSED FROM BOTH IDEOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL STANCES. THIS INTERDISCI· PllNARY APPROACH Will PROVE VALUABLE TO BOTHPRAC· TITIONERS IN CRIMINAL JUSTiCE AREAS AND STUDENTS. CI· TATIONS ARE PRESENTED UNDER THE FOllOWING HEAD-INGS~ .. ADMINISTRATION; PERSONNEL AND TRAINING (IN·

'; ClUDING PROFESSIONAllZATION, RECRUITMENT, SElEC· TION, SALARIES, BENEFITS, AND TRAINING); CURRENT ISSUES (INCLUDING ORGANIZEIl~CRIME, POlICE·COMMUNITY RELATIONS, POlICE·FIRE INTEGRATION, RACE AND CIVil RIGHTS, RESERVES AND AUXiliARIES, RIOTS, AND UNlqN. IZATION); POLICE FUNCTIONS AND PRACTICES (INCLUDING AIRCRAFT, AUTOMOBilES, JUVENILES, MOTORCYCLES, POLICE DOGS. POLICE FACiliTIES, POLICEWOMEN, RADIO COMMUNICATION, RECORDS AND STATISTICS, AND TRAF-FIC{ FOREIGN A'GENCIES (INCLUDING. AFRICA, ASIA, CANADA, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, FRANCE, .GER-MANY, GREAT BRITAIN, RUSSIA, AND OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRIES); CRIMINAL LAW (INCLUDING THE NATURE OF CRIME; HOMICIDE, PHYSICAL AND PSYCHICAL INJURY, CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTY, INCOMPLETE CRIMES, AND GENERAL CRIMINAL ACTIVITY); CRIMINAL EVIDENCE .. (IN- .. _ ClUDING THE PROBLEMS OF REAL EVIDENCE, VARiOUS TYPES OF EVIDENCE, AND PRESUMPTION); AND ADMINIS· TRATION OF JUSTICE. AN AUTHOR INDEX IS PROVIDED.

Av.n.bUlIy: SCARECROW PRESS, 52 liBERTY STREET, BOX 656, METUCHEN NJ 08840. .

77. LAW ENFORCEMENT":'A SELECTED BIBUOGRAPHY.2D ED. G. T. FELKENES .nd M: K. BECKER, EdL 337 p. 1977.'

!. ~~. NCJ-41514

THIS SELECTED BIBLIoGRAPHY'CONTAINS THOUSANDS OF CURRENT LISTINGS, MANY OF WHICH:AREANNOTATED. THE

MAssACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

10. W. T. LOWRY, I. C. STONE, MCI J: N. LOMONTE. -"_ SCIENTIFIC ASSISTANCE IN ARSON INVESTIGATION-A REYIEWOF THE STATE OF THE ART AND A BIBUOGRAPHY~ AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CRIME LABORATORY DIRECTORS. 23 p. 1977. ~ c, .NCJ.42555

.THIS STATE-OF·THE·ART REViEW INDICATES THAT WHILE SIX ARSON INVESTIGATION TECHNIQUES EXIST, THEY A~E NOT FULLY DEVELOPED OR RESEARCHED. BETTER EQUIP· MENT AND METHODS ARE NEEDED; A BIBLIOGRAPHY ALSO IS INCLUDED. THE MINIMAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ON ARSON'THAT IS DONE TODAY IS SPORADIC AND YIELDS LlTILE INFORMATION FOR· SUPPC:>RTING AND UPGRADING SYSTEM PERFORMANCE. ALMOST ALL SCIENTIFIC APPARA· TUS' USED II'{, ARSON INVESTIGATION' H~S" BEEN -ADAPTED TO ARSON FROM SOME OTHER DISCIPliNE. SIX ARSON IN· VESTIGATION TECHNIQUES ARE DISCUSSED HERE: (1) GAS CHROMOTOGRAPH·MASS SPECTROMETER ANALYSIS OF HEADSPACE GAS FOR TYPE AND DISTRIBUTION OF HYDRO-CARBONS; (2) INFRARED $PECTROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF ~X· TRACTS AND DISTILLATES FOR IDENTIFICATION OF HYDRO- -CARBONS, ESPECIALLY AROMATICS; (3) ENERGY·DISPERSIVE X·RAY ANALYSIS FOR DETECTING LEAD AND BROMINE; (4) GAS-liQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH CAPILLARY COLUMN FOR HYDROCARBON loE~'TIFICA· TION BY PATTERN MATCHING; (5) NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RES-ONANCE SPECTROSCOPY FoA AROMATIC-ALIPHATIC. HY· DROCARBON CONTENT AND BRANCHING INDEXE,~; AND (6) THIN·LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION OF GASO-LINE DYE COMPONENTS. THESE TECHNIQUES HAVE BEEN ONLY SUPERFICIALLY RESEARCHED. MORE AND New BASIC INFORMATION IS NEEDED FOR IDENTIFYING AND COLLECT· ING RESIDUES AND OTHER EVIDENTIARY BURNING REMAINS

" TO KEEP PACE WITH ARSONISTS WHO ARE USING NEW TYPES OF INCENDIARY DEVICES. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY COf'I. TAINS APPROXIMATELY 450 TITLES OF'ENGLlSH·LANGUAGE MATERIAL PUBLISHED BETWEEN 1934·1976. THE ENTRIES ARE ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHOR AND REFER TO JOURNAL ARTICLES; BOOKS, AND REPORTS. Av.IIMIIIJty: NCJRS MICROFICHE PROGRAM.

BOOKS AND ARTICLES, DEALING WITH THE'ENTIRE CRIMI. 11. H.S. MARnN 3AD, X. MEDINA, MCI T. TRANFAGUA. " NAl JUSTICE SYSTEM, ARE LISTED AlPHABETICAllY""BY . GRAND JURY..:.A SELECTED BIBUOGRAPHYWITH EXHIBIT SUBJECT.·~~ _ NOTES. UNIVERSITY"OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF LAW, AUSTI~

Av.n.bUlIy: SCARECROW PRESS, 52 LIBERTY STREET, BOX 656. METUCHEN NJ 08840.

71. LAW ENFORCEMENT-A SELECTIVE BIBUOGRAPHY. E •. T. PROSTAND .nd M. L. PICCIRILLO, Ed.. 203 p. 1974.

NCJ.110111

A LISTING OF 1764 SELECTED BOOKS, PAMPHLETS. AUDIOVI: SUAl MATERIALS, AND SERIALS DATED FROM 1967 TO 1972, COVERING SUCH TOPICS AS POLICE SCIENCE, LAW, BEHAV-IORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, AND TRAINING. IN THE BODY OF THE WORK, ENTRIES ARE LISTED ALPHABETICAllY UNDER VARIOUS SUBJECT HEADINGS. INCLUDED IN THE BIB· LlOGRAPHY ARE WORKS ON SUCH TOPICS AS ALCOHOLISM, CORRECTIONS, DRUGS, CRIMINOLOGY, JUVENilE DELIN· QUENCY. POLICE ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS, PROBA· TION AND PAROLE, AND' THE JUDICIAL PROCESS. AN AUTHOR INDEX AND TITLE INDEX ARE INCLUDED.

, . ':/'v.n.bUlIy: LIBRARIES UNLIMITED, INC. POBOX 263, LlTILE· \r~N CO 80120.

7,. UBRARY OF CONGRESS CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE, WASHINGTON DC 20540. SELECTED BIBUOGRAFHY ON ORGANIZED CRIME A,.D THE LABOR MOVEMENT, 1130-1175. M. S. SAXON, Ed •. 12 p. 1975. - NCJ-41141

BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS SOME 130 REFERENCES FROM NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES, ".5 WELL AS FROM BOOKS AND CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

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"""",TX 78705. 39 p. 1975. .NCJ.47124 Bbo!(~~LAW REVIEW ARTICLES, AND OTHER MATERIALS PERTA1~Gc::TO THE GRAND JURY ARE CITED IN A BIBLlOG· RAPHY. WHICtffS-A.QC0MPANIED BY AN OVERVIEW OF THE HISTORY AND STATUS Of THE GRAND JURY. THE OVERVIEW T.RACES THE GRAND JURV"CoNCE?J FROM ITS ORIGINS IN ENGLAND THROUGH THE ONGOING DEBATE OVER THE EF· c FECTIVENESS OF THE INSTITUTION. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT ASPECTS OF THE GRAND JURY ARE SAID TOB",.ITS DEMO-CRATIC CONTROL AND ITS lOCAL CHARACTER;i:E.,. THE PLACING OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE HANDS OF MEMBER" OF THE COMMUNITY. OPPONENTS OF THE GRAND JURY. '. ~ CLAIMING THAT THE INSTITUTION NO lONGER OPERATES .-

AND INFORMAL WORKING P~PERS. THIS IS A PF:!ELlMINARY LIST OF REPORTS WHICH REVIEW CURRENT METHODOLO· GIES FOR MEASURING THE PERFORMANCE OF PUBLIC SAFETY SYSTEMS AND EXPLORE NEW APPROACHES. SponIortng Agency; NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, 1800 G STREET, NW, WASHINGTON DC 20550. AVIIIabilIty: NCJRS MICROFiCHE PROGRAM.

13. P. G. MEOUIRE, J. J. KRAMER, Ind A. STEWART.' SECURITY LIGHTING FOR NUCLEAR WEAPONS STORAGE SlTES-A LITERATURE REVIEW AND BIBLIOGRAPHY. US DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS LAW ENFORCEMENT STANDARDS LABORA· TORY, WASHINGTON DC 20234. 37 p. 1977.

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THE DEFENSE NUCLEAR AGENCY (DNA) PROGRAM TO EN· HANCE THE SECURITY OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS STORAGE FACILITIES INCLUDES THE CONSIDERATION OF NOT ONLY f>tlYSICAL BARRIERS AND ALARM SYSTEMS BUT SECURITY LIGHTING AS WELL THIS REPORT PRESENTS A LITERATURE REVIEW AND BIBLIOGRAP/:IYDEALING WITH THE OPTIMIZ· ATION OF t~UCLEARWEAp6NSSTOf.lAGESITE (NWSSj SECU· RITY LIGHTING THROUGI;I THE APPLICATION OF ESTAB· L1SHED PRINCIPLES OFPSYGHOLoGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL FUNCTIONING. THREE DISTINCT PSYCHOLOGICAL/BEHAV· 10RAL PROCESSES ARE RELEVANT TO THE DESIGN OF SE· CURITY"L'-GHTfHG SYSTEMS: (1) DETERRENCE; (2) DETEC· TION; AND (3) 'INCAPACITAtiON. GENERAL RECOMMENDA· .TICif~S FOR NWSS SECURITY LIGHTING SYSTEM DESIGN ARE PROVIDED, BASED ON THE LITERATURE REVIEW AND ANAL· YSIS.

SponsOrIng Agency: US DEFENSE NUCLEAR AGENCY. Avlllabillty: GPO Stock Order No. 003-003-01838-4; NCJRS MICROFICHE PROGRAM.

.... MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY CRI .. INAL JUSTICE SYSTE .. S CENTER, 301 LINTON HALL, EAST LANSING .. I 41824. WOMEN OFFENDERS AND THE ·CRI .. INAL JUSTICE SYSTE .. -A BIBLIOGRAPHY. J. F. BROOKS, Ed. 59 p. 1975" NCJ.~384 BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATIONS ARE PRESENTED FOR 269 BOOKS, JOURNAL ARTICLES, AND DISSERTATIONS ON FEMALE OFFENDERS. THESE CITATIONS ARE PRESENTED BY GENERAL 15UBJECT MATTER: WOMEN, CRIME, AND.CRIMI. NOLOGY; VOCATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL TRAINING PRO· GRAMS FOR WOMEN OFFENDERS; WOMEN ANd THE COR· RECTIONAL PROCESS; AND GENERAL MATERI'AC SponlOflng Agency: US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE LAW EN· FORCEMENT'~SSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION.

85. E. F ... IKOLU5. ANNoTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON TRANSNAnONAL AND IN· TERNA'fIONAL TERRORIS... US CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY~ 233 p. 1976. NCJ.4511M1 THIS ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY LISTS BOOKS AND ARTI· CLES DEALING WITH TERRORISM IN GENERAL, TACTICS OF TERRORISTS, THE PROBLEM IN SPECIFIC GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS, INTERNATIONAL LAW, RESPONSES, AND RELATED STUDIES. THE ENTRIES ARE LISTED ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHOR WITHIN SUBJEqTHEADINGS; THOSE WHICH DEAL WITH MORE THAN ONEi TOPIC ARE PLACED UNDER THE HEADING MOST APPROPRIATE TO THE CENTRAL THEME OF TH!?WORK. THE CATEGbRIES INCLUDED ARE: GENERAL TREATMENTS; TACTICS OF TERRORISTS (ASSASSINATION, BOMBINGS, HIJACKING, HOSTAGE" INCIDENTS, AND POTEN· TIALNUCLEAFf THREATS);' TERRORIST AND GUERRILLA PHI· LOSOPHIES; LINKS OF TERRORIST GROUPS; TERRORISM IN GEOGRAPHIC ARf:AS,;(NORTH AMERICA, LATIN AMERICA, EUROPE, ASIA, AND.AFRIC,,", AND THE MIDDLE EASn; STATE TERRORISM; TERRORISM AND INTERNATIONAL LAW;,TER· RORIS~ TREATIES;. RESPONSES TO TERRORISM; DISASfER~ RESPONSE; PSYCHOLOGICAL APPAQACHES TO TERRORISM;

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GUERRILLA WARFARE; AND RELATED STUDIES. ENTRIES IN· CLUDE JOURNAL AND NEWSPAPER 'ARTICLES,' BOOKS, RE· SEARCH AND. POLICY PAPERS, AND UNPUBLISHED MANU· SCRIPTS; THEY DATE FROM 1911 TO 1977. THE WORKS ARE PRIMARILY IN ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN, WITH SEV, ERAL IN SPANISH, DUTCH, AND JAPANESE. ANNOTATIONS WRITTEN BY THE AUTHOR OR CORPORAl'i: AUTHOR ARE NOTED AS SUCH. Avllllibillty: LIBRARY OF. CONGRESS PHOTODLJPLlCATION

. SERVICE, WASHINGTON DC 20540.

II ... ITRE CORPORAnON WASHINGTON OPERAnONS, 1820 DoLLEY .. ADISON BOULEVARD, .. CLEAN VA 22101. ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE NATIONAL HIGH I .. PACT ANTloCRI .. E PROGRA .. ....;WORKING PAPER. REV. ED. 66 p. 1973..' NCJ-13319 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF DOCUMENTATION ... COLLECTED FROM FILES DEVELOPED BY THE MITRE CORPORATION 'WHICH PERTAIN TO THE NATIONAL IMPACT PROGRAM EVALUATION. THE PRINCIPAL DOCUMENTS LISTED ARE ACCOMPANIED BY A BRIEF ABSTRACT. AT THE END OF THE BIBLIOGRAPHY, ALL bocUMENTS ARE RECORDED WITHOUT ABSTRACTS. THE FIRST MAJOR SECTION IS HEADED CITY DOCUMENTS AND CONTAINS THE PLANS, GRANT APPLICATIONS, RE. L PORTS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS THAT HAVE aEEN GENER· ATED BY THE EIGHT IMPACT CITIES. THESE DOCUMENTS ARE LISTED IN CHRONOLpGICAL ORDER BY CITY. ~THE SECOND SECTION IS HEADED LEAA DOCUMENTS AND CON· TAINS ABSTRACTS OF THE VARIOUS DOCUMENTS ISSUED BY LEAA PERTAINING TO THE IMPACT PROGRAM. THE THIRD SECTION IS HE.~DED NILECJ/MITRE DOCUMENTS AND CON· TAINS LISTINGS OF THE DOCUMENTS·PFiODUCED BY MITRE FOR THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE. THIS SECTiON CONTAINS EVALUATION COMPONENTS, EVALUATION OF PROGRAMS AND PROjECTS, EVALUATION CONCEPTS AND PLANS, AND EVALUATION BRIEFINGS. tHE/LAST SECTION IS HEADED MITRE DOCtJ· MENTS AND CONT~INS LISTINGS OF THE VARIOUS REPORTS PRODUCED BY MIJRE IN CONNECTION WITH THE IMPACT PROGRAM. INCLUDED ARE TECHNICAL GUIDANCE LETTERS, MONTHLY ·REPORTS, CITY STATUS REPORTS, TRIP RE· PORTS, LETTERS AND MEMOS, AND INTEROFFICE COMMUNI· CATIONS. SponlOrlng Agency: U S DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, LAW EN· FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMIN, NATIONAL~INSTITUTE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE .. AVlllabillty: NCJRS MICROFICHE PROGRAM.

87. Mc.rOR VEHICULAR MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIAnON OF THE UNITED STATES, 320 NEW CENTER BUILDING, DETROIT MI4I202. MOTOR VEHICULAR THEFT-A BIBLIOGRAPHY. A. KING5-BURY, Ed. 450 p. 1974. NCJ-26058 APPROXIMATELY 4,000 CITATIONS ARE PRESENTED COVER· ING ALMOST ALL PHASES AND ASPECTS OF VEHICULAR THEFT, FROM AUTOS TOc BICYCLES TO TROLLEYS. WITHI'N EACH CATEGORY, CITATIONS ARE SUBDIVIDED INTO aOOKS AND STUDIES, RELATED WORKS, AND ADJUNCT DATA.

I/WITHIN EACH SUBDIVISION, CITATIONS ARE LISTED CHRON· Ij OLOGICALLY. THE MAJOR CATEGORIES (ALARMS, DEALER. t SHIP SECURITY, LOCKS, PARKING, ETC.) ARE LISTED ALPHA·

BETICALL Y. APPENDIXES INCLUDE LISTINGS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEGREE PROGRAMS AND SECURITY AND LOSS PREVENTION DEGREE PROGRAMS. AVllllibillty: NCJRS MICROFICHE PROGRAM.

II. NATIONAL CENTER FOR STATE COURTS PUBLICATIONS DE· PARTMENT; 300 NEWPORT AVENUE, WILLIAMSBURG VA 23185. I .. PLE .. ENTATION OF ARGERSINGER V HAt.,;'IN-A PRE· SCRIPTIVEPROGRA .. PAqKAGE, SUPPLEMENT C BIBLlOG· RAPHY., N, .B. ELKIND lrid M. L. COLTON, Ed.. 11 p. 1974. NCJ.131151

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Criminal' justice NATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENCE SERVICE '~Il

CITATIONS,FRot.UEGAkJOURNALS, REPORTS, LEGISLATIVE BODY STUDIES, AND-NEw§teTIERS ON IMPLEMENTING THE RIGHT TO. COUNSEL FOF(rNDIGENT MiSDEMEANANTS. CITA'"

eTIONS ARE PRQVIDEDTHROUGH 1973. FOR OTHER COMPO-NENTS OF THIs' PACKAGE, SEE NCJ-1394B THROUGH 13950. SponlOring Agency:' US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE LAW EN-FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMINISTRATION. AvailabilIty: NCJRS MICROFICHE PROGRAM.

a9. NATIONAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE JUDICIARY_ . / MODERN JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION-A SELECTElf AND ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY. R. H. FIJEMtiN,' Ed. 359 p. 1973." ~ . / ~ NCJ·l00ee CATEGORIES OF MATERIAL~ARE COURT ADMINISTRATION, CElIMINAL JUStICE,-JUVENILE JUSTICE, COURTS AND SOCI-ETY, JUDICIAL-EDUCATION, AND LEGAL RESEARCH:-THOSE INTERESTED IN THE AREA OF COURT MODERNIZATION

-SHOULD FIND THIS COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY OF THE LIT-ERATURE QUITE VALUABLE AS A REFERENCE TOOL. THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE CATEGORY INCLUDES WORKS ON ARREST, INTERROGATION, DETENTION, PLEA BARGAINING, BAIL, SENTENCING, PROBATION, AND CORRECTIONS. ALSO INCLUDED IN THAT SECTION ARE MATERIALS ON CONSTITU-TIONAL RIGHTS AND INDIGENT DEFENSE. UNDER COURT AD-MINISTRATION THE READER WILL FIND SECTIONS DEALING WITH COURT ORGANIZATION (THE SUPREME COURT AND OTHER COURTS), COURT PERSONNEL (JUDGES, ADMINIS-TRATORS, ATIORNEYS), JURIES, AND COURT MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION (MANAGEMENT AND REFORM, CONGES-TION AND DELAY, TECHNOLOGY AND THE CoURn. THIS SURVEY COVERS WORKS PUBLISHED FROM 1962 TO 1972. AN AUTHOR/TITLE/SUBJ.ECT INDEX IS INCLUDED .. __ . Sponsoring Aglncy: W K KELLOG FOUNDATION, 400 NORTH AVENUE, BATTLE CREEKMI49016."·· .

THE DIVERSE NATURE OF ALTERNATIVES TO INSTITUTIONALIZATION, ALL DESIGNED TO AVOID, MINIMIZE, HALT, OR SUSPEND PENETRATION INTO THE CRIMINAL JUs. TICE SYSTEM. THE MATERIALS PRESENTED IN THIS DEFINI· TIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY PERTAIN-~TP_ JUVENILE TRAINING sCHOOLS, . PRERELEASE CENTERS, - HAtF'l'AY~J'fOUSES, WORK-RELEASE PROGRAMS, RESTITUTION, WEEKEND-SEN.

". TENCING, COMMUNITY SERVICE ORDERS, GROUP AND FOSTER HOMES,AND·PROBATION AND PAROLE. BAIL AND RELEASE ON RECOGNIZANCE ARE INCLUDED WHEN THEY ARE USED AS A MEANS FOR AVOIDING INCARCERATION. THE INTRODUCTION SUMMARIZES THE HISTORICAL SEARCH FOR SUITABLE ALTERNATIVES TO INSTITUTIONALIZATION. THE CITATIONS ARE ANNOTATED AND PRESENTED IN AL· PHABETICAL ORoER BY TITLE. AUTHOR AND SUBJECT IN· ~./ .' DEXES ARE APPENDED AND INFORMATION ABOUT SALES .1/ .. SOURCES AND MICROFICHE AVAILABILITY IS PROVIDEp.

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ACTIONS, ONE OF THE MOST NOTASLE"'BElNG-''i'Hf:'AOOITIOf'L __ o_ OF ARSON TO THE SEVEN SERIOUS OFFENSES REPORTED IN THE FBI UII/IFORM CRIME REPORTS INDEX. T,tjlS BIBLIOG-RAPHY FOCUSES ON ARSON AND PROVIDES LAW E~FORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS WITH A RESOURCE THAT HIGH-LIGHTS THE METHODS USED TO P~EVENT AND INVESTI-GATE ARSON. THE 89 CITATIONS ARE DIVIDED INTO THREE SECTIONS: (1) THE IMPACT QF ARSON AND 'STUDIES OF THE .. CHARACTERISTICS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PRQFILES OF AR-SONISTS; (2) ATIEMPTS TO PREVENT ,AND.cONTROL ARSON THROUGH SUCH STRATEGIES AS SPECIAL TASK FORCES, PATIERN ANALYSIS, AND INTERAGENCY COOPERATION; AND (3) STUDIES OF ARSON INVESTIGATIVE PROCEDURES

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A~D FIRE SCENE ANALYSIS. ALL THE DOCUMENTS ARE SE: LECTED FROM THE NATIONAL CRIMINAL JOSTIC;e: REFER· ENCE SERVICE DATA BASE AND HAVE PUBLICATION OATES BETWEEN 1975AND?197-9. INFORMATION ABOUT SALES SOURCES AND MICROFICHE AVAILABILITY IS PROVIDED.

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CIESTHAT HAVE PUBLICATIONS IN ,:rHE AREA OF COMMUNI· TY CRIME PREVENTION. .·f ' • SponHrlilt Aeency: U S DEPARTMEfil",QF JUSTICE, LAw EN~ FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMIN, NATIONAL INSTITUTE' OF LAW ENFORGEMENT AND CRIMIN~L J.lJSTICE. Av.".blllty: NCJRS MICROFICHE ~ROGRAM.

91. NATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICEAEF~"ENCE SERVICE; BOX ,Il900, ROCKVILLE MD2OISO.;/ "~~'" ,:. . //

-=~> COURT REPORTING-A SELECTED·, BIBLIOGRAPHY. I,k' 94. NAnONAL CRIMINAL JUSnCE REFERENC~>SERViC~ .;oX' MARCUS, K. O'BRIEN, .nc1 R. WHEATON, Ed.:. 27 p. 1976.

8000, ROCKVILLE MD 2OISO. . . . . . c" 0 .' / ./ ." NCJ·38028

LBIAOGSlCR .. SOUPHyR.CEES.IJNOCH'NRSOIMIN~A.LndJUMS.T1KCRE:-VAITZ,SEELEd .. CTED18B11B-p. ANNOTATED LISTING OF ~7~UDIES AND/OR .PUBLlCA·

.. .. .. . TIONS. DATED BETWEEN 19S8AND 1975. ON EXPERIMENTAL 1978.' NCJ.49417 METHODS IN COURT REPrJRTING. SUCH AS VIDEOTAPING. THIS ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY IS DESIGNED TO AID AS WELL ASADVANGES .IN THE TRADITIONAL MEANS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESEARCHERS. PRACTITIONE~S. AND PREPARING TRANSCRIPTS. MANY OF THE PUBLICATIONS ADMINISTRATORS IN IDENTIFYING SOURCES OF CRIMINAL COMPARE THE ADVANTAGES' OF DIFFERENT COURT RE" JUSTICE INFORMATION. THE CITATIONS IN THIS BIBLIoGRA· pORTING TECHNOLOGIES. ADDRESSING AND EVALUATING PHY HAVE BEEN SELECTED FROM THE NCJRS DATA BASE. ISSUES SUCH AS THE. COST OF PREPARING TRANSCRiPtS. THE MATERIALS CITED INCLUDE COMMISSION REPORTS. SPEED IN PRODUCING A TRANSCRIPT. TRAINING EXPENSES SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS. ESSAYS. STUDIES. STANDARDS. AND TIME REQUIRED TO PRODUCE PROFICIENT REPORT. AND REFERENCE MATERIALS, DATED FROM 1931 TO 1977. ERS. AND TECHNIQUESoEOANERIPfiNG=rHEAGCURACY OF ENTRIES ARE ORGANIZEDANTOTOPI6AI:AREAS'WITR'lWO- ·~--·~TFfEOFFfciAL-RECORD. ENTRIES ARE ARRANGED ALPHA~

.~.exGEPTIONS:"Ai.I -CoMMISSION REPORTS ARE GROUPED ,;, !ETLISIC;LOLFY pBUYB~~STH~ORRs:Ar~AgM'''E,~U:~DECATDIDNRDEESXS=I:iN;pLPPE~ERDS-:= TOGETHER IN ONE SECTION, AND ALL REFERENCE MATERI· . • ALS ARE ASSEMBLED IN. ANOTHER SE~::TION. THE LATTER IN THE APPENDIX.~// . CATEGORY INCLUDES DICTIONARIES, INDEXES, LAWS, AND ~JOrI" AgenCy:'USDEPARTMENT OF JUSTlqE;i LAW EN·

. SOURCES OF STATISTICAL INFORMATION. OTHER TOPIcS IN •• ". FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMIN, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CLUDED ARE CRIMINO,LOGY, LAW ENFORCEME~T, COURTS. LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL ~USTICE. p CORRECTIONS, JUVENILE 'JUSTICE AND JUVENILE .DELIN.' Av.!lMIIIIty: NCJRS MICf'l0FICHE PROGRAM:

QUENCY. AND MISCELLANEPUSCRIMINAL JUST!CE WORKS. 97.N~;IONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENiE SERVICE, BOX INFORMATION ON HOW TO OBTAIN THE DOCUMENTS IS 8000, ROCKVILtE MD 20150. ';, '. PROVIDED. SUBJECTAf.lD TITLE INDEXES, AS WELL AS A~ CRJME AND DI~lJ,PfION'l~ SCHOOLS..,.~ SELECTED BIB-LIST OF PUBLISHERS AND DISTRIBUTORS, ARE APPENDED. LlOGRAPHY.~>If."RUBE~~n. BRENNER, C. JONES,ind M; SporiSoring Agency: U S DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICr:,O"CAW EN. KRAVITZ, E~1Ilj;p:c~l~?~. NCJ·56588 FORCEMENT ASSISTANCE ADMIN, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CITING:MAT.5B!ACS COMPILED FROM ACAPE.MIC, PROFES: . LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE. SIONAL, AND GOVERNMENT SOURCES, THIS BIBI:iOGRAPI:IY

WITH ABSTRACTS COVERS LITERATURE AVAILABLE WITHIN AnIIIIbIIlty: GPO. Stock Order No. 027-000-00714·7. THE NCJRS DATA BASE ON THE PROBLEM OF

95; NAnONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFERENCE SERVICE, BOX,' 8000, ROCKVILLti MD 2OISO. . , COMMUNITY CRIME PREVENTION-A SELECTED BI~UOQ. RAPHV. G. D. BOSTON, Ed. 80 p. 1977. ~~382'

ENTRIES IN THIS ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY PEAL. SPECIFI· CALLY WITH SIGNIFICANT AND INNOVATIVE/CRIME PREVEN-TION PROJECTS INVOLVING COMMUNITY ACTION AND UTI· LlZING COMMUNITY RESOURCES. Tt:lE 61BLlOGRAPHY OF DOCUMENTS IN THE NCJRS DATABASE IS DIVIDED INTO· FOUR CATEGORIES. THE FIRST DEALS WITH GENERAL TOPICS SUCH AS THEORY.,AND ACTIVI1'IES. DEFINES TERMS OF REFERENCE, AND JDENTIFIES SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTS CONDUCIVE TO EFfSECTIVE COt.1MUNITY CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMS: 'SEVERAL WORKS DEALING 'WITH THE RELA· TIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AND THE COMMUNITY' IN JAPAN ARE INCLUDED. THE SECOND CATEGORY PRESENTS, MATERIALS CONCERNING POLICE I COMMUNITY CRIME PREVENTION CONTACT sucH AS SECU·

. /RITY; CITIZENPATROlS.~ND-ClTliEN CRIME REPORTING. THE THIRD' CATEGORY DESCRIBES SEVERAL INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS' USING COMMUNITY RESOURCES, SUCH AS DRUG PREVENTION PROGRAMS, YOUTH SERVICE BUREAUS, VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS. AND COMMUNI.TV EDUCATION PROGRAMS. THE FINAL SECTION CONT,AINS MATERIALS DEALING WrrH CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRON· MENTAL AND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN. THE BIBLIOGRAPHY IS ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY AUI.!:IgfFWrrHiN 'EACH CATEGORY. MOST ENTRIES ARE MORE~RECENT THAN 1970; ONLY ENGLlSH.LANGUAGEMATERiALS ARE INCLUDED. fHE APPENDIX INC!.UDES A RESOURCE LIST OF FEDERAL AGEN· e·,

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SCHooL·SASED CRIME AND DISRUPTION." PUBLISHED BE· TWEEN 1969 AND 1978, "[HE ARTICLES. REJ>ORTS, AND OTHER MATERIALS ARE ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY;; BY AUTHOR OR TITLE UNDER FOUR ""tOPIC HEAD!~~~LTHE FIRST SECTION PROVIDES AN. OVERVIE~OF""THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF THE PROBLEM All'oINCLUDES STUDIES AND CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS DESCRIBING THE COST OF SCHOOL CRIMES-PRIMARILY ARSON AND VANDALlSM .. BOTH IN FIsCAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL TERMS. THE NEXT SECTION FOCUSES ON THE STUDENTSTHEM5ELVES, MISBEHAVIOR. AND THE ROLE OF TRADITIONAL DISCIPLINE. .THE CAUSES AND MANIFESTATIONS OF STUDENT MISBEHAVIOR ARE EX· AMINED, ALONG WITH THE EFFECT OF CORPORAL PUNISH· MENT AND SUSPENSION AND THE ISSUE OF STUDENTS' RIGHTS. DISCUSSIONS OF MULTIPLE SCHOOL-BASED PRO· GRAMS FOLLOW, SAMPLING, CURRICULUM CHANGES, TEACHING METHODS. STUDENT·BASED DISCIPLINE, ALTER· NATIVE SCHOOLS. PROGRAMS FOR HANDLING KNOWN OF· FENDERS, AND OTHER STRATEGIES SCHOOLS HAVE DEVEL· OPED TO REDUCE CRIME AND DiSRUJ>TION; THE REMAINING SELE9nON DEALS WITH THE PHYSICAL SECURITY""OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS; THE USE OF POLICE AND SECURITY GUARDS IS DESCRIBED,. TOGETHER WITH A VARIETY OF ANIT·INTRUDER DEVICES AND SYSTEMS. APPENDED MATE· RIALS INCLUDE A LlST .. OF DOCUMENT SOURCES, THE AD· DRESSES OF RESOURCE AGENCIES, AND AN EXECUTIVE

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