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1 Crim. Just. Ethics 1 (1982)

handle is hein.journals/crimjeth1 and id is 1 raw text is: TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME 1/NUMBER 1 WINTER/SPRING 1982 FOREWORD: Applied Ethics in Criminal Justice / DANIEL CALLAHAN 2 ARTICLES Morality and the Retributive 3 Frustration: The Mold of Judicial 20 Emotions / J. L. MACKIE Philosophy / LESLIE JOHNSON Learning Police Ethics / 10 Prisoners' Rights / HUGO BEDAU 26 LAWRENCE SHERMAN IN THE LITERATURE Review Essay 41 Book Review / Predicting Violence 55 Rethinking Criminal Law / ANTHONY D. WOOZLEY John Monahan The Clinical Prediction of Violent Behavior / JAMES WULACH Bibliographical Essay 48 Book otes56 Criminal Harm / BARBARA BAUM LEVENBOOK Book Notes Book Review / Prison Life 53 Publications Received 57 Jack Henry Abbott In the Belly of the Beast / ROBERT CROZIER NEWS AND nOTES Conferences 58 Coming Events 63 Courses 60 Prizes 63 Grants 62 Editors William C. Heffernan, Timothy Stroup Managing Editor Stacy K. Puls Associate Editors Frederick A. Elliston, Lotte Feinberg, Milton A. Loewenthal, Barbara Raffel Price, James Wulach Design Betty Binns Art Director Madeleine Sanchez Editorial Advisory Board Hugo A. Bedau Tufts University Sissela Bok Cambridge, Massachusetts Daniel Callahan The Hastings Center Ronald Dworkin University of Oxford and New York University Law School Joel Feinberg University of Arizona George P. Fletcher School of Law, University of California, Los Angeles Judge Lois G. Forer Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kent Greenawalt Columbia University School of Law Philip Heymann Harvard Law School John Kaplan Stanford University School of Law Gerald W. Lynch John Jay College of Criminal Justice Jerome 'Skolnick School of Law, University of California, Berkeley Judith Jarvis Thomson Massachusetts Institute of Technology Benjamin Ward Commissioner of Corrections, City of New York Richard Wasserstrom University of California, Santa Cruz Copyright © 1982 Criminal Justice Ethics / ISSN 0731-129X The Institute for Criminal Justice Ethics / 444 West 56th Street / New York, NY 10019. The journal is sent without charge to all members of the Institute for Criminal Justice Ethics. Information about membership is provided on the opposite page.

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