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1 Bibliography on Probation, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts, Crime, Psychiatric Treatment and Related Subjects 1926

handle is hein.beal/byphjdrc0001 and id is 1 raw text is: BIBLIOGRAPHY NOTE: The effort has been made to include in this bibliog- raphy all important books, leading pamphlets and recent periodical literature on probation and social court work. In addition selected works on related subjects have been added. An attempt has been made to include recent books and articles which will be of practical value to probation officers and workers in allied fields. Most of the books listed herein may be obtained through the office of the National Probation Association at the prices indi- cated, plus postage. Many of the pamphlets listed may be secured from the Association or from other indicated sources free of charge. Suggestions for corrections or additions to the list will be welcomed. I. PROBATION: ADULT AND GENERAL BOOKS Leeson, Cecil: ''The Probation System. 1914. MacBrayne, L. E., and Ramsay, J. P.: 'One More Chance. 1916. 340 pp. $1.50. Stern, Elizabeth and Leon: 'A Friend at Court. 1923. $2.00. Sutherland, Edwin H.: Criminology. 1924. 643 pp. $3.50. MAGAZINES AND PAMPHLETS Chute, Charles L.: Probation and Suspended Sentence. Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, Vol. XII, No. 4, Feb. 1922. pp. 558-566. The Development of Probation. Address at the 51st Congress of the American Prison Association, Jacksonville, 1921. Pamphlet reprint by the Russell Sage Foundation. Hoffman, Charles W.: ''Extension of Probation to Adult Cases.' Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, Vol. XII, No. 4, Feb. 1922. pp. 56G-576. McHugh, Rose J.: The Proper Relation between the Volunteer Worker and the Courts. Natl. Conf. of Catholic Charities, Proceedings, 1920. pp. 272-281. Parsons, Herbert C.: 'Probation, Eight Years After. The Survey May 15, 1924. Reprinted from Annual Report and Proceedings of the National Probation Association, 1925.

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