One Approach to the Problem of Curbing Crime.

LUTZ, Philip. ++NO copies in WorldCat++

Published by MIMEOGRAPH/unknown printer/publisher, 1936

About this Item

LUTZ, Philip. One Approach to the Problem of Curbing Crime. Mimeograph (on paper watermarked "Legion Mimeograph"). 13"x 8.5", 8 leaves (approximately 3500 words). Staple bound. First leaf has a few spots where there is wear that goes slightly through the paper (affecting one word of text). Also, there are two old horizontal folds. Provenance: Library of Congress, with their rubber stamp on the rear of the first and last leaves. GOOD copy. NO copies listed in WorldCat. [++] Lutz (the attorney general of Indiana) makes the case for redefining certain crimes, and often invokes the name of John Dillinger. [++] "Phillip Lutz (1888-1947) became active in Indiana politics in 1911. He practiced law in his hometown of Boonville, as well as Indianapolis, and served as the Democratic representative to the state legislature. Lutz served also as attorney general during the McNutt administration, 1932-1936, and maintained an interest in parole and prison organizations throughout his career.".

Seller Inventory # ABE-1648398080962

Bibliographic Details

• Title: One Approach to the Problem of Curbing Crime.
• Publisher: MIMEOGRAPH/unknown printer/publisher
• Publication Date: 1936
• Binding: No Binding
• Condition: Good
• Seller catalogs:
  • Americana
  • Social History