Freeman

August 1989

Volume 39, 1989

FEATURES

Perspective: The Johnstown Flood

AUGUST 01, 1989 by VICTOR NIEDERHOFFER

Gray Markets and Greased Pigs

AUGUST 01, 1989 by JOHN HOOD

Crime and Consequences

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989 by ROBERT JAMES BIDINOTTO

Treating criminals as victims undermined justice and began to bias the criminal justice system on their behalf. "Reforms" helpful to criminals included new courtroom rules excluding certain voluntary criminal confessions and factual evidence; lenient bail and release-on-recognizance practices; and routine sentence- reduction and release policies, such as plea bargaining, probation, parole, and insanity defenses.

Private Property: In Need of Historic Preservation

AUGUST 01, 1989 by LEE OWNBY

Private Preservation of Wildlife: A Visit to the South African Lowveld

AUGUST 01, 1989 by FRANK VORHIES, NANCY SEIJAS

A Tale of Two Revolutions

AUGUST 01, 1989 by ROBERT A. PETERSON

Should We Stop Selling Real Estate to Foreigners?

AUGUST 01, 1989 by C CROCKER

Readers Forum

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989

A Reviewers Notebook: Religious Thought and Economic Society

AUGUST 01, 1989 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN

Book Review: Time And Public Policy by T. Alexander Smith

AUGUST 01, 1989 by ISRAEL M. KIRZNER
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