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6 Crim. Just. Ethics 1 (1987)

handle is hein.journals/crimjeth6 and id is 1 raw text is: CRIMINAL JUSTICE VOLUME 61NUMBER 1 COMMENTARY: Trial by Confession: The Suffolk County Homicide File/ THOMAS J. MAIER AND REX SMITH ARTICLES ETHICS WINTER/SPRING 1987 Marxist Ideology, Communist Reality, and the Concept of Criminal Justice / EUGENE KAMENKA AND ALICE ERH-SOON TAY The Marxian Critique of Criminal Justice / JEFFREY REIMAN Principled Compromise: The New York State Organized Crime Control Act / DANIEL L. FELDMAN 3 The Insanity Defense, Innocent 30 Threats, and Limited Alternatives / FRANCES MYRNA KAMM IN THE LITERATURE Review Essay / Sentencing by Sociology Andrew von Hirsch, Past or Future Crimes: Deservedness and Dangerousness in the Sentencing of Criminals / LOIS G. FORER Editors William C. Heffernan, John Kleinig, Shirley R. Schnitzer Managing Editor Ann Wendlandt Associate Editors Jeffrey Blustein, Gertrude Ezorsky, Lotte Feinberg, Tziporah Kasachkoff, Barry Latzer, Barbara Raffel Price, Robert G. Price Art Director Lorraine Mullaney Circulation Manager Nadiana Espino Publisher Marie Simonetti Rosen 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 Columbia University School of Law The Hon. Lois G. Forer Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia Kent Greenawalt Columbia University School of Law Book Note Copyright © 1987 Criminal Justice Ethics / ISSN 0731-129X The Institute for Criminal Justice Ethics 1 444 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. 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 Timothy Stroup John Jay College of Criminal Justice Judith Jarvis Thomson Massachusetts Institute of Technology Benjamin Ward Police Commissioner, City of New York Richard Wasserstrom University of California, Santa Cruz

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