Crime and Punishment in American History - Lawrence M. Friedman [354]
Literacy
Livestock and cattle crimes
Livingston, Brockholst
Livingston, Edward
Lodging houses
Loeb, Richard
Lohman, Ann (Madam Restell)
Lombroso, Cesare
London (England)
Los Angeles (California); and crimes of mobility; Hispanics in; Rodney King riots in. See also California
Los Angeles Times
Lotteries. See also Gambling
Louisiana; and the civil-law system; constitution; and prisoners’ rights; and public health; and racial segregation; and slavery
Lowell, Abbott
Ludlow Street Jail (New York City)
Lumpenproletariat
Lusitania
Lynch, Charles
Lynch, John
Lynch, Sheral
Lynchings; and lynch law
McAlpin, William
McCarthy, Joseph
McCarty, Ada
McCarty, Thaddeus
MacClesky v. Kemp
McCloy (patrolman)
McClung, Clarence C.
McConnell, William J.
McCoy family
MacFarlane, Reverend
McGrath, Roger
McHale, Anthony
McKay, John A.
McKenzie, Albert
McKinley, William
MacKinnon, Catherine
MacLaine, Shirley
MClenathan, Harvey
McLeod, John
MClesky, Warren
McNabb v. United States
McNaghten, Daniel
McNaghten test
McNatt, James
McNeil Island
McWatters, George
Madison, James
Madison Square Garden
Mafia. See also Organized crime
Maier, Pauline
Mail (United States)
Maine; during the colonial period; and the concept of common-law crime; and the death penalty
Majors, Lloyd
Manhattan Island
Manhattan Well Mystery
Mankato (Minnesota)
Mann Act (White Slave Traffic Act)
Manuel, Anna
Mapp v. Ohio
Marcus, Gail
Mardi Gras
Marijuana Tax Act
Marion County
Marshall, Humphrey
Marshall, Thurgood
Martin, Elizabeth
Marx, Gary
Maryland; business fraud in; during the colonial period; and crimes of mobility; and the death penalty; tobacco industry in
Massachusetts; during the colonial period; constitution; coroners in; and corporate crime; and criminal trial issues; and the death penalty; and economic regulation; and issues related to morality; parole in; and the penitentiary system; and regulatory crime; during the republican period; Sacco-Vanzetti case in; and white collar crime; and witchcraft trials; and victimless crime. See also Boston (Massachusetts)
Massengill Company
Masur, Louis
Mateawan (State Asylum for the Criminally Insane)
Mather, Cotton
Matoone, Philip
Mead, Rena
Media; and adultery; and crimes of the self; and criminal justice, definition of; and cultural homogenization; and the evolution of the trial; manipulation of, and Hoover; and mobility; and the nature of modem violence; and obscenity laws and organized crime; and prostitution
Medicare
Medina, Harold
Melville, Herman
Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure
Mencken, H. L.
Mendel, Gregor
Merryman, John H.
Methodist church
Mexican-Americans
Mexican War
Mexico
Meyer, Emma
Miami (Florida)
Michigan; constitution; and the death penalty; and industrial labor; and issues related to morality; and penitentiaries; police in; traffic law; and women and criminal justice
Middle Ages
Middlesex County (Massachusetts)
Migrants. See Mobility, crimes of
Migratory bird law
Milk, Harvey
Milken, Michael
Milledgeville (Georgia)
Miller, Wilbur
Miller, William
Mills, Eleanor
Milwaukee (Wisconsin)
Miner, Maude E.
Mining
Minnesota; penitentiaries in; sentencing in
Miranda, Earnest
Miranda v. Arizona
Mississippi; Bar Association; and issues related to morality; and “lawless law,” parole in; and political justice; and prisoners’ rights; and racial segregation; and slavery
Missouri; and economic regulation; penitentiaries in; police in; State Lottery; and women and criminal justice
Mitchell, Philip A.
Mobility, crimes of; and bigamy; and the concept of respectability; and crimes of the self; and forensic science; and lawless law; and murder; and the rise of the detective; and structures of authority; and swindlers
Model Penal Code
Monkkonen, Eric
Monopolies
Monroe County (Mississippi)
Montana
Montgomery (Alabama)
Moonshiners
Moonstone, The (Collins)
Morality; during the colonial penod; and courtroom drama; and “degenerate man,” and drinking; and the explosion in violent crime; and gambling; and the insanity