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Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice: Some Problems and Suggested Reformsby Rudolph J. GerberISBN 0804691150 (0-8046-9115-0)
Hardcover, Kennikat Press
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Contemporary Punishment: Views, Explanations and Justificationsby Rudolph J. Gerber , Patrick D. McAnany, Norval MorrisISBN 0268004870 (0-268-00487-0)
Softcover, University of Notre Dame Press
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Cruel and Usual: Our Criminal Injustice Systemby Rudolph J. GerberISBN 0275964752 (0-275-96475-2)
Hardcover, Greenwood Pub Group
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Lawyers, Courts, and Professionalism Vol. 50: The Agenda for Reformby Rudolph J. GerberISBN 0313265674 (0-313-26567-4)
Hardcover, Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated
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Legalizing Marijuana: Drug Policy Reform and Prohibition Politicsby Rudolph J. GerberISBN 0313361673 (0-313-36167-3)
Softcover, Praeger Pub Text
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Legalizing Marijuana: Drug Policy Reform and Prohibition Politics'Book summary:This book is a frontal assault on the federal government's almost century-long campaign against marijuana in all its formscultivation, growing, selling, and recreational and medicinal use. Beginning with the anti-pot campaign of the first unofficial drug czar, Harry Anslinger, in the 1930s and continuing wiht only minor differences in emphasis through the recent Reagan, Clinton, and two Bush administrations, federal efforts to stamp out every form of marijuana use involve ignoring the independent reports of numerous federal commissions; supporting provably false claims about marijuana's effects; acquiescing to conservative law enforcement and religious groups' condemnatory agendas; generating a climate of fear in the electorate in order to cultivate messianic images for politicians; and ultimately governing in a way that does a disservice to all involved.
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The Top Ten Death Penalty Myths: The Politics of Crime Controlby John M. Johnson, Rudolph J. Gerber , Helen PrejeanISBN 0275997804 (0-275-99780-4)
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