... Crime of crimes “The interest of society requires that actual murder, proved to be such, should be regarded as the crime of crimes, standing apart from the offencos for which imprisonment is awarded by judicial process. “Even if the murderer commits his ...

... CRIME FICTION AND CRIME Sir.—To pretend that detec- Father but by me. He did tive novels can make for an not say But by joining the improved form of society Roman Church. would be sheer nonsense. They Christ said: Truly, truly, I are a doubtful ...

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... City Police can point to very encouraging results. For example. last year recorded crime In Liverpool increased by 8.3 per cent over the 1962 figure. but Juvenile crime for the same period decreased by 2.3 per cent Since the inception of the scheme the ...

... CRIME and by almost everyone he comes into contact with. The attraction of Christopher Bush's The Case of the Good Employer (Macdonald. 165.) lies in the urbane, buttonholing quality of its first-person narrative. The ever-reliable Ludovic Travers tells ...

... on crime The British Insurance Association's crime prevention campaign has got under way with more than 250.000 copies of its leaflet. Shut up your shop being ditributed by local chainbers - of commerce and insurance companies. Mr. P. E. P. Sandilands ...

... Crime it's the media's fault Most people think there would be less crime if It featured loss on T V and In Blau, newspapers and books, according to a Homo Office survey yesterday. Seventy per cent of almost 3.000 people questioned by researchers blamed ...

... crime PARDOE from the 0 is hidden has been transferred to the local gaol. The local crime boss is interested in getting him out; the man's fellow-criminals are interested in the same thing; the police and prison officers are determined to keep him in ...

... in crimes of violence. Mr. Matthews has told the county police authority that there is now a scenes of crime officer detectives who have been given specialist trainingin each of the Warwickshire divisions. He says: Searches at scenes of crime by these ...

... crime by E. J. FREEMAN ...

... Crime A LONDON club is the setting almost the raison d'être—of Val Gielgud's Conduct of a Member (Collins. 165.), and he describes it and Its members with wry affection. The story he tells begins when one of the members accuses another of seducing his ...

... in crime transmission the station's aerial was recently moved to the roof of Ottawa Tower. the lb-storey block of flats next door. The sets have a range of not less than four miles in a heavily populated if the patrolling policeman is in a building or ...