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Crime and Punishment in American History - Lawrence M. Friedman [358]

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Abraham

Sentencing; and eugenics; and the “flat-time” system; indeterminate; and parole; and probation; and racial discrimination; and the theory of deterrence

Serial killers

Servants

Sexism

Sexual behavior; “deregulation” of; and juvenile justice; and the Kinsey report; and morality; in prisons; and privacy rights; and the Puritans; and the sexual double standard; and the sexual revolution; and the “unwritten law” of revenge. See also Fornication laws; Homosexual behavior; Incest; Prostitution; Rape

Shaffner, Emanuel

Shaming punishment

Sharp, Harry

Shaw, Clifford

Shaw, George Bernard

Shaw, Lemuel

Shawasee County (Michigan)

Sheepey, Charles

Sheppard, Marilyn

Sheppard, Sam

Sheppard v. Maxwell

Sheriffs; during the republican period

Sherman Antitrust Law

Sherwood, Grace

Sickles, Daniel

Simi Valley (California)

Simon, David

Simpson, Ann K.

Simpson, Bishop

Simsbury (Connecticut)

Sin; during the colonial period; and sexual behavior

Sinclair, Harry

Sinclair, Upton

Sioux Indians

Skagway (Alaska)

Skinner v. Oklahoma

Slade, J. A.

Slavery; abolition of (Thirteenth Amendment); during the colonial period; and crimes of mobility; and the definition of criminal justice; during the republican period; and the rights of slaves; “white,”

“Sleepy Lagoon” incident

Smith, John

Smith, Reginald H.

Smith, Rodney

Smith, William Kennedy

Smith Act

Smuggling

Snowden, Thomas

Snyder, Albert

Snyder, Ruth

Socialism. See also Communism

Socialization

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children

Sodomy

South Carolina; during the colonial period; and “lawless law,” penitentiaries in; and slavery; Regulator movement

South Dakota; crime rates in; and victimless crime

Southern, Kate

Soviet Union

Spain

Spartanburg (South Carolina)

Speech, freedom of

Spooner, Bathsheba

Stalin, Josef

Stamp Act

Stanford, Kevin

Stanford, Sally

Stanford v. Kentucky

Stanley, Leo

Start, Harry

State Asylum for the Criminal Insane (New York)

State Industrial School

State v. Abram

State v. Felter

State v. Heitman

State v. Lynch

State v. Padilla

State v. Pike

State v. Shields

State v. Start

Steenburgh, Sam

Steinberg, Allen

Sterilization

Stewart, Potter

Stock market crash of 1929

Stoddart, James

Strang, Jesse

Stratton, Charles

Strauder v. West Virginia

Strong, George T.

Study in Scarlet, A (Doyle)

Sullivan, Eugene

Sullivan, Mercer L.

Sullivan, Robert

Sumter County (Alabama)

Sunday laws. See Sabbath

“Sunrise Courts,”

Susman, Warren

Sutherland, Edwin

Sutton, Charles

Sutton, Nathan

Sweden

Swedish-Americans

Swindlers; and crimes of the self

Switzerland

“Sydney coves,”

Tackett

Tacoma (Washington)

Taft, William H.

Talley v. Stephens

Tampa (Florida)

Tappan, Paul W.

Tarbox, Walter Scott

Taxation; and gambling in Nevada; during the republican period

Taylor, Agnes

Taylor, Charles

Taylor v. State

Teapot Dome scandal

Temperance movement. See Prohibition

Tenements

Tennessee; and crimes of mobility; and “lawless law,” 178; and political justice; and slavery; trade provisions in; and victimless crime

Terre Haute (Indiana)

Territonal law

Terrorism

Texas; and the civil-law system; and the death penalty; and issues related to morality; police in; and political justice; and quality control; and slave codes; and victimless crime; and women and criminal justice

Thacher, Peter

Thalidomide tragedy

Thaw, Evelyn Nesbit

Thaw, Harry K.

Thomastown (Mississippi)

Thompson, Anne

Thompson, Roger

Thomson, Thomas

Thrasher, Frederick M.

Thrill crimes, definition of

Tiedman, Christopher

Tituba (slave)

Tobacco industry

Tocqueville, Alexis de

“Tokyo Rose,”

Tolerance, concept of

Torrio, Johnny

Tougaloo University

Tower, Nelson

Towgood, Josias

Traffic law

Train, Arthur

Travis, Thomas

Treason, law of

Trial(s): and the “age of backlash,” and “archaic formalism,” and “bargain justice,” and the “basement of criminal justice,” bench; and the common law; contemporary, overview of; evolution of; and guilty pleas; by jury, decline of; by jury, right of; by jury, “twilight of,” and “rough justice,

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