COURTS AND CRIMINALS
By Arthur Train
These essays, which were written between the years 1905-1910 are reprinted without revision, although in a few minor instances the laws may have been changed.
Contents
| [ CHAPTER I. ] | The Pleasant Fiction of the Presumption of Innocence |
| [ CHAPTER II. ] | Preparing a Criminal Case for Trial |
| [ CHAPTER III. ] | Sensationalism and Jury Trials |
| [ CHAPTER IV. ] | Why Do Men Kill? |
| [ CHAPTER V. ] | Detectives and Others |
| [ CHAPTER VI. ] | Detectives Who Detect |
| [ CHAPTER VII. ] | Women in the Courts |
| [ CHAPTER VIII. ] | Tricks of the Trade |
| [ CHAPTER IX. ] | What Fosters Crime |
| [ CHAPTER X. ] | Insanity and the Law |
| [ CHAPTER XI. ] | The Mala Vita in America |