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Brandon, Gerard C.
Brawley, Tawana
Brennan, William J., Jr.
Brewer, David J.
Bribery
Bridgeport (Connecticut)
Britain. See England
Britton, James
Brockway, Zebulon
Broderick, David
Brooks v. United States
Brown, George
Brown, Grace
Brown, Henry B.
Brown, J. Aldrich
Brown, Mathew
Brown, Richard Maxwell
Brown, Thomas
Browne, Angela
Browne, Elizabeth
Brown v. Board of Education
Brown v. Mississippi
Brussow, Frederica
Buchmaster, Samuel A.
Buck, Carrie
Buck v. Bell
Buffalo (New York)
“Buggery,”
Bureau of Justice Statistics
Bureau of Prisons
Burger, Dorothy
Burger, Warren
Burgess, E. W.
Burglary; during the colonial period; during the republican period; during the twentieth century; and women in crime
Bums, Andrew
Bums, Robert E.
Burr, Aaron
Bush, George
Business fraud
Butcher, John
Butts, William
Byrd, William
Cabot, Henry B.
Caesar (slave)
Cage, John
California; and assimilation; constitution; and criminal trial issues; and the death penalty; and drunk driving; and economic regulation; and issues related to gender; and issues related to morality nd labor; and “lawless law,”McGrath’s study in; penitentiaries in; and political justice; and the poor, and prisoners’ rights; sentence law; statistics on felony filings; statistics on prosecutions; traffic law; and victimless crime; and victims’ rights; and women and criminal justice; and the Wright Act. See also Los Angeles (California); San Francisco (California)
Caminetti, Drew
Caminetti v. United States
Canada and the common law; homicide rates in
Cannibalism
Capital laws
Capital punishment. See Death penalty
Capone, Al
Carey, Betty
Casey, James P.
Casey, S. A.
Casper, Clara
Casper (Wyoming)
Catholic church
Catonsville Nine
Central Intelligence Agency
Central Park beating (New York)
Cermak, Anton
Chamberlain, Richard
Chandler, Thomas Jefferson
Chandler v. Florida
Chaplin, Bradley
Chaplin, Charlie
Charity collectors
Charles County (Maryland)
Chastity
Chatham County (Alabama)
Chattanooga (Tennessee)
Chattanooga Times
Chesman, Caryl
Chicago (Illinois); and crimes of mobility; and criminal trial issues and issues related to gender; penitentiaries in; police in; and victimless crime; Visitation and Aid Society. See also Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Chicanos
Children: abandoned, abuse of; illegitimate. See also Juvenile justice
Chillecothe Correctional Institute (Ohio)
China
Chinese-Americans; and narcotics; and the police
Choctaw County (Mississippi)
Christianity. See also Bible; Catholic church; Religion
Christie, Agatha
Church of England
Chute, Charles
Cincinnati (Ohio); police in
City and County Industrial School of San Francisco
Civic League
Civil cases, and criminal cases, distinctions between
Civil Law Tradition, The (Merryman)
Civil rights movement; and police forces, composition of; and prisoners’ rights; and the “second emancipation,”
Civil War; constitutional revolution after; and crimes of mobility; draft riots during; exclusion of blacks from juries after; and free blacks; industrial labor after; and “lawless law,” and the lottery; and the penitentiary system; police after; the poor after; racial segregation afterand sentiments of whites towards blacks, lack of change in; and slavery; tax on whiskey after; vagrancy laws after
Civil cases, and criminal cases, distinction between
Clark, Andrew
Clark, Walter
Clay, Henry
Clay, John
Clayton Act
Cleland, John
Clemency
Clergy, benefit of
Cleveland (Ohio); Court of Common Pleas; Crime Survey
Cleveland County (North Carolina)
Clifford, Robert L.
Clinard, Marshall
Clinton, Bill
Clinton, DeWitt
Clinton Prison (New York)
Coast Guard (United States)
Cobb, Irvin S.
Cobb, Thomas R. R.
Codes of honor
Codification
Coercion
Coker v. GeorgiaCokes, Edward
Cold War
Coleman, William T.
Colfax Institute
Collins
Collins, Wilkie
Colonial period; and the common law; and communal punishment; and courts and procedures; and the death penalty; and the evolution of due process; and imprisonment; and the law of God; and the law of