City of courts: socializing justice in progressive era Chicago

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Criminal Justice and Penology Medieval and Early Modern Justice Historical Legal Studies and Society

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Part I. Transformations: 1. The price of justice 2. A managerial revolution 3. Rethinking responsibility for a social age 4. Socializing the law Part II. Practices: Interlude: Socialized Law in Action 5. 'Keep sober, work, and support his family': the court of domestic relations 6. 'To protect her from the greed as well as the passions of man': the morals court 7. 'Upon the threshold of manhood': the boys' court 8. 'Keep the life stream pure': the psychopathic laboratory Part III. Misgivings: 9. America's first war on crime Afterword.

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