Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law And Criminology
Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law And Criminology
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Corrigan, City Magistrate." District Attorney Whitman engaged George Gordon Battle, assisted by Assistant District Attorney Frank Moss, to conduct the oflBcial in- vestigation before the grand jury. Large numbers of witnesses, includ- ing Mayor Gaynor, were examined, and on May 16 the grand jury re- ported its findings. The main points made in the presentment were as follows.
No testimony was presented showing corruption by members of the police force, and, therefore, no indictments were found.... There has been a great, volume of burglary, larceny, hold-ups, robberies with assault, begging, and offenses committed by hoodlums and gangs. The statistics of the police department have been irregular, uncertain and misleading.
There should be more competent, uniform and reliable methods of keep- ing records and statistics of crime. Many serious offenses reported by private citizens to police stations have not been reported from the station houses to the central detective bureau. From February 27 to April 4 the books in the station houses contained 711 cases of citizens' complaints that had not been reported by the precinct authorities to police head- quarters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Corrigan, City Magistrate." District Attorney Whitman engaged George Gordon Battle, assisted by Assistant District Attorney Frank Moss, to conduct the oflBcial in- vestigation before the grand jury. Large numbers of witnesses, includ- ing Mayor Gaynor, were examined, and on May 16 the grand jury re- ported its findings. The main points made in the presentment were as follows.
No testimony was presented showing corruption by members of the police force, and, therefore, no indictments were found.... There has been a great, volume of burglary, larceny, hold-ups, robberies with assault, begging, and offenses committed by hoodlums and gangs. The statistics of the police department have been irregular, uncertain and misleading.
There should be more competent, uniform and reliable methods of keep- ing records and statistics of crime. Many serious offenses reported by private citizens to police stations have not been reported from the station houses to the central detective bureau. From February 27 to April 4 the books in the station houses contained 711 cases of citizens' complaints that had not been reported by the precinct authorities to police head- quarters.
What to read after Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law And Criminology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jstor (Organization) to read onlineMoreLess
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