《Criminal justice and social reconstruction》求取 ⇩

PARTⅠ.THE CRISIS IN VALUES AND THE CRIMINAL LAW1

INTRODUCTION1

SECTIONONE—THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN LIFE1

1.THE INDIVIDUALISTIC ASPECT7

A. Homicide7

B. Suicide10

C. Euthanasia13

2THE COLLECTIVISTIC ASPECT:THE POPULATION PROBLEM AND THE CRIMINAL LAW18

A. The Extermination of Socially UselessLives18

B. Sterilization and Castration19

3.THE COLLECTIVISTIC ASPECT (continued)37

C. Birth Control37

D. Abortion42

APPENDIX TO SECTION ONE : CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE55

SECTION TWO—THE PROTECTION OF SEXUAL ANDFAMILY LIFE55

4. SEXUAL OFFENCES, ESPECIALLY HOMOSEXUALITY60

5.OFFENCES AGAINST THE FAMILY75

A. Bigamy75

B. Adultery76

C. Incest77

D. Neglect to Support the Family80

SECTION THREE—ECONOMIC CRIME—ⅠINTRODUCTORY REMARKS83

6.THE PROTECTION OF PROPERTY (Ⅰ) : CRITICISM OF THE TRADITIONAL APPROACH85

A. Changes in the Economic and Social Structure of Property85

B. The Law of Theft87

C. In Particular : The Neglect of Functional Aspects in the Law of Theft98

7.THE PROTECTION OF PROPERTY (Ⅱ): THE NEw APPROACH 1O9

A. Public and Private Property 1O9

B. Protection against Destruction of Property115

C. Protection against Fraud119

(a) The Conception of White-collar Crime119

(b) Share-pushing123

SECTION FOUR—ECONOMIC CRIME—Ⅱ123

8.PROTECTION AGAINST PROPERTY130

A. Usury130

B. Economic Crime against the State136

(a) Profiteering136

(b) Taxation Fraud145

(c) Monopoly152

9.THE PROTECTION OF LABOUR AND THE PROTECTION AGAINST LABOUR: ESPECIALLY175

Strikes and Absenteeism175

Epilogue to Part Ⅰ190

Summary of Recommendations made in Part Ⅰ191

PART Ⅱ.REPLANNING CRIMINAL JUSTICE191

10. Ⅰ. SUMMING UP195

Ⅱ. PossIBLE OBJECTIONS :1. Separation of Powers199

2. "Administrative Law"199

3. The Rule of Law199

Ⅲ. IN PARTCULAR : CERTAINTY AND PREDICTABILITY203

1. The Technique of Legal Draftsmanship203

2. Nullum crimen sine lege.Delegated Legislation207

3. Character and Procedure of the Administrative Agencies to be employed214

11.Ⅳ. MAKING THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE MORE SCIENTIFIC219

1. The Place of the Expert219

2. The Treatment Tribunal223

12.Ⅴ. MAKING THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE MORE DEMOCRATIC238

1. Lay Magistrates and Jurors238

2. Legal Aid for the Defendant249

Ⅵ. MORE INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION AND COMPARATIVE STUDY IN THE FIELD OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE256

Ⅶ. AND MORE PLANING259

SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS MADE IN PART Ⅱ270

SELECTED READING LISTS272

INDEX OF AUTHORS281

INDEX OF SUBJECTS286