Modern criminals / edited by James F. Short, Jr.

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Short, J. F., and Strodtbeck, F. L. Why gangs fight.
Miller, W. B. White gangs.
Ennis, P. H. Crime, victims, and the police.
Robins, L. N. Negro homicide victims.
Zalba, S. R. Battered children.
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Gans, H. J. Why Kennedy was killed.
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