Vol. 21, Issue 1, 1968June 01, 1968 EDT
Prisoners’ Gain Time: Incentive, Deterrent, or Ritual Response?
Prisoners’ Gain Time: Incentive, Deterrent, or Ritual Response?
Jeffrey R. Nickerson,
Articles in Vol. 21, Issue 1, 1968
Vol. 21, Issue 1, 1968
- Disclaimers and the Marital Deduction: A Need for Adequate State LegislationGilbert L. Finnell
- The Revocable Trust: A Means of Avoiding Probate in Small Estate?Charles Dent Bostick
- Bail or Jail: Toward an AlternativeJ. Richard Smith
- Immigration: The Status of Cuban Refugees in the United StatesJ. Patton Hyman
- The Ghetto Disorders: A Reconsideration of Post-Riot RemediesThomas J. Sherrard
- Prisoners' Gain Time: Incentive, Deterrent, or Ritual Response?Jeffrey R. Nickerson
- Bail Pending Appeal: How Much DiscretionFred W. Pope
- Criminal Law: Instructions to the Jury on Lesser Degree and Lesser Included OffensesChristy F. Harris
- Self-Incrimination: Fifth Amendment Privilege Applied to Prospective ActsPhilip W. Dann
- Homestead Exemption: Extension of Protection After JudgementAlan G. Greer
- Anderson (ed.): Ombudsmen for American Government?Talbot D'Alemberte
Jeffrey R. Nickerson, Prisoners’ Gain Time: Incentive, Deterrent, or Ritual Response?, 21 Fla. L. Rev. 103 (1968).