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A tribute to James Q. Wilson
James Q. Wilson was a scholar who studied crime. He saved lives because his penetrating analyses of crime, and the effect of the criminal law, debunked the theories of other intellectuals, which had led judges and legislators to ease up on criminals
Updated: 03/06/2012 02:01A
Excise to crack down on underage drinking at DePauw
The program, created by the Indiana State Excise Police and the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, will place Excise officers in plainclothes and uniforms in locations where underage possession or consumption of alcohol is more likely to occur.
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:29A
Excise to crack down on underage drinking at DePauw
The program, created by the Indiana State Excise Police and the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, will place Excise officers in plainclothes and uniforms in locations where underage possession or consumption of alcohol is more likely to occur.
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:29A
Muscatine man faces charges following tussle with law enforcement
MUSCATINE, Iowa — A Muscatine man faces several charges after being accused of getting into a dispute with police over the weekend. n Two counts of assault on a correctional officer and second-degree criminal mischief, both class D felonies.
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:23A
District judge puts three behind bars
Barbara A. Rangel, 45, of Seguin, pleaded guilty to felony driving while intoxicated, and Steel sentenced her to a seven-year term in the Institutional Division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Rangel was indicted in November 2010 on a
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:21A
Remembering a Warrior
James Q. Wilson was a scholar who studied crime. He saved lives because his penetrating analyses of crime, and the effect of the criminal law, debunked the theories of other intellectuals, which had led judges and legislators to ease up on criminals
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:16A
Remembering a Warrior
James Q. Wilson was a scholar who studied crime. He saved lives because his penetrating analyses of crime, and the effect of the criminal law, debunked the theories of other intellectuals, which had led judges and legislators to ease up on criminals
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:16A
Wilson's analyses of crime saved many lives
James Q. Wilson was a scholar who studied crime. He saved lives because his penetrating analyses of crime, and the effect of the criminal law, debunked the theories of other intellectuals, which had led judges and legislators to ease up on criminals
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:13A
Wilson's analyses of crime saved many lives
James Q. Wilson was a scholar who studied crime. He saved lives because his penetrating analyses of crime, and the effect of the criminal law, debunked the theories of other intellectuals, which had led judges and legislators to ease up on criminals
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:13A
James Q. Wilson (1931-2012)
James Q. Wilson was a scholar who studied crime. He saved lives because his penetrating analyses of crime, and the effect of the criminal law, debunked the theories of other intellectuals, which had led judges and legislators to ease up on criminals
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:09A
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