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First steps in an empirical study of the nature of real and imaginary crime

paper presented at the Sixth International Congress on Criminology in Madrid

Defence counsel in juvenile court: A variety of roles

paper published in Canadian Journal of Criminology and Corrections

Crime and the cost of crime: An economic approach

reprinted in the Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 9:1

Decision making in the Canadian criminal courts: A simulation

preliminary findings of a paper delivered to the 41st Annual Meetings of the Operations Research Society of America

Towards a phenomenological sociology or Towards a solution to the Parsonian puzzle

paper presented at the Ohio Valley Sociological Association Meetings at the University of Western Ontario in London

Normative and phenomenological approaches to the study of deviance

Dial-a-cop: A study of police mobilization

presented at the Interamerican Congress of American Society of Criminology and the Interamerican Association of Criminology in Caracas

The experience of men released from prison: Interrelationship of rejection and recidivism

presented in "Perspectives of treatment, rehabilitation and reintegration" at the Interamerican Congress of Criminology in Caracas

Systems analysis and the corrections system in Ontario: A preliminary study

working paper

Prison use: A Canadian and international comparison

Criminal Law Quarterly, vol.17, no. 1

Law in the school curriculum: A symposium

convened by the Centre under acting director Gordon A. B. Watson for a conference at Hart House; multiple participants and authors

Report to the Law Reform Comission of Canada on the results of the public opinion poll conducted on matters related to the criminal jury in Canada

Canadian trial judges' view of the criminal jury trial: A report to the Law Reform Commission of Canada

The Canadian juror's view of the criminal jury trial: A report to the Law Reform Commission of Canada

Police stress and the psychological evaluation and counselling of police: A bibliography

compiled by head librarian at the Centre

Lawyering in the lower criminal courts: Making the best of 'bad' cases

interim research report to Canada Council, under the supervision of professors Bernard M. Dickens and P. James Giffen

Probability theory and circumstantial evidence

masters thesis submitted to Centre, supervised by M. Evans and C. D. Shearing

The mens rea of rape: Some implications of recent case law in the context of Canadian legal reform

The October Crisis: Ten years later

background materials for a seminar presented by the Centre at Innis Town Hall

Crime: Some views of the Canadian public

with note from Heather Moore of the Library of the Solicitor General of Canada. Includes research report by same authors, in affiliation with the Department of Justice and Ministry of the Solicitor General

The constitution of legal inequality

for Carleton University's 1983 John Porter Memorial Lecture

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