Juries, attitude of, toward women criminals, [72, 73], [85;]
decision as to sanity of defendants left to, [144;]
abolition of, proposed by some, [282;]
better chances for the common man with, [283.]
Juvenile Prison, the, [59.]
Kallikak family, results of environment rather than heredity shown by, [249.]
Kidnapping, death penalty sometimes advocated for, [156.]
Killings. See Homicide.
Kleptomania, a form of insanity, [191-192.]