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PART Ⅰ.Sociological Jurisprudence: Stage One3

The Need of a Sociological Jurisprudence ROSCOE POUND9

The Path of the Law OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES19

Some Realism about Realism KARL N.LLEWELLYN29

The Sociological Concept of Law MAX WEBER46

What IS “Sociology of Law”? NICHOLAS S.TIMASHEFF56

The Value of Sociology to Law ROBERT C.ANGELL65

PART Ⅱ.Early Empirical Research79

A Study of the Way in Which a Verdict Is Reached by a Jury H.P.WELD AND E.R.DANZIG83

The Business Failures Project—Ⅱ, An Analysis of Methods of Investiga- tion WILLIAM O.DOUGLAS AND DOROTHY S.THOMAS94

Crime and Custom in Savage Society BRONISLAW MALINOWSKI110

Studies in Testimony WILLIAM M.MARSTON117

PART Ⅲ.Sociological Jurisprudence: Stage Two137

The Relation of Law to Experimental Social Science THOMAS A.COWAN141

The Essence of Experimental Jurisprudence FREDERICK K.BEUTEL163

Jurimetrics: The Next Step Forward LEE LOEVINGER178

The Sociology of Law PHILIP SELZNICK190

Political Jurisprudence MARTIN SHAPIRO201

The Anthropological Study of Law LAURA NADER220

PART Ⅳ.Contemporary Empirical Research243

Section One.The Legal Profession253

The Road to Individual Practice JEROME E.CARLIN255

Work of the Wall Street Lawyer ERWIN O.SMIGEL264

Careers of Lawyers, Law Practice and Legal Institutions JACK LADINSKY275

Section Two.The Jury System291

The Dignity of the CiVil Jury HARRY KALVEN, JR.293

Jurors’ Evaluation of Expert Psychiatric Testimony RITA JAMES SIMON314

The Jury, the Law and the Personal Injury Damage Award HARRY KALVEN, JR.329

Plaintiff’s Family Status As As Affecting Juror Behavior: Some Tentative Insights DALE W.BROEDER339

Supreme Court Behavior in Racial Exclusion Cases: 1935—1960 S.SIDNEY ULMER353

Section Three.The Courts365

Accidents, Money, and the Law: A Study of the Economics of Personal Injury Litigation MARC A.FRANKLIN, ROBERT H.CHANIN, AND IRVING MARK367

Pleading Guilty for Considerations: A Study of Bargain Justice DONALD J.NEWMAN392

The Analysis of Behavior Patterns on the United States Supreme Court S.SIDNEY ULMER407

Section Four.Law and the Police431

Police Practices and the Law—From Arrest to Release or Charge EDWARD J.BARRETT433

A Study of Police Isolation JOHN P.CLARK449

Section Five.Law and Psychiatry461

The Defense of Insanity: A Survey of Legal and Psychiatric Opinion RITA JAMES SIMON AND WENDELL SHACKELFORD463

The Homosexual in Court MANFRED S.GUTTMACHER478

Section Six.Law and Desegregation493

Schools in Transition ROBIN M.WILLIAMS, JR., AND MARGARET W.RYAN495

Southern Judges and Negro Voting Rights: The Judicial Approach to the Solution of Controversial Social Problems CHARLES V.HAMILTON506

Constituency Versus Constitutionalism: The Desegregation Issue and Tensions and Aspirations of Southern Attorneys General SAMUEL KRISLOV537

Section Seven.Legal Ethics551

Professional Ethics Among Criminal Lawyers ARTHUR LEWIS WOOD553

An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Some Curriculum Innovations in Law Schools RITA JAMES SIMON573

Account of a Field Study in a Rural Area of the Representation of In- digents Accused of Crime BERTRAM F.WILLCOX AND EDWARD J. BLOUSTEIN591

Section Eight.Law, Public Opinion, and Mass Media615

The Effects of Newspapers on the Verdicts of Potential Jurors RITA JAMES SIMON617

Parental Authority: The Community and the Law JULIUS COHEN, REGI- NALD A.H.ROBSON, AND ALAN BATES628

Trial by Mass Media? MARTIN MILLSPAUGH641

Section Nine.Law and Social Change645

Legal Evolution and Societal Complexity RICHARD D.SCHWARTZ AND JAMES C.MILLER647

Law and Social Change YEHEZKEL DROR663

Index681