The roots of crime

Name: The roots of crime
Author: Eda J. LeShan

by Eda J. LeShan

Mystery

1981

Explores the roots of crime in children, discusses the poor treatment of criminals in prisons, and presents the author's suggestions for solutions. Includes interviews with convicted criminals.

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