The brothel boy, and other parables of the law / Norval Morris Morris, Norval

Novalmoris is one of the most important crime and punishment experts in the United States, and the stories collected here represent the climax of lifelong thinking of discussions on the main criminal laws of our time. People who read these stories will gain a deep understanding of these arguments and deeply respect the complexity of justice and the complexity of the law.

Crime is a field in which it is impossible to constantly try "just the desert". Noval Morris, advocating setting the upper limit of sanctions in the desert, said: "There is no need to imprison all tax felons, one number is enough to keep legal promises.Honesty and reliability of white-collar crime against this criminal - imposes the most serious penalty The community is thinking that the crime is the strongest - because crime often leads to the continued danger of the community, regulators often hold the urge to sue the innocent party.

Scholars between "prison and probationer" (1990) such as Norval Morris and Michael Tonry can guess that the community service can provide accuracy - judges will be able to guess several days Or you can measure sentences in a few hours Seriousness But how to do this because judges, project directors, and criminal justice officials should punish crimes as if they are considered work Recognition about the location varies. In New Jersey, retired drunk drivers may receive 90 days of community service, in California the same crime occurs only 90 hours