Freeman

September 1989

Volume 39, 1989

FEATURES

Perspective: Pilon Article Honored by National Press Foundation

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989 by ALEXEI MYASNIKOV

Crackdown in China

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989 by PUJIE ZHENG

The Rise and Fall of the Edsel

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989 by ANTHONY YOUNG

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.

Social Consciousness and Individual Freedom

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989 by DAVID BEERS

What Is a Doctors Relative Worth?

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989 by JANE M. ORIENT M.D.

Privatization in Northern IrelandMaking Politics Normal

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989 by NICHOLAS ELLIOTT

Israel: The Road from Socialism

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989 by MACABEE DEAN

Sports in America

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989 by TIBOR R. MACHAN

Readers Forum

SEPTEMBER 01, 1989
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