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Book reviewed in this article:FICTION Ann Vickers. By Sinclair Lewis.FICTION Ways of Escape. By Philip Gibbs.CRIMINOLOGY: THE REAL THING. Criminology. By Robert H. Gault.CRIMINOLOGY: THE REAL THING. The Lawbreaker. By E. Roy Calvert and Theodora Calvert.CRIMINAL COURTS AT HOME AND ABROAD. The Moscow Trial.1 By A. J. Cummings.CRIMINAL COURTS AT HOME AND ABROAD. Wrecking Activities at Power Stations in the Soviet Union.1 (Allen and Unwin.CRIMINAL COURTS AT HOME AND ABROAD. Courts and Judges in France, Germany and England. By R. C. K. Ensor.CRIMINAL COURTS AT HOME AND ABROAD. English Justice.1 By “Solicitor”.CRIMINAL COURTS AT HOME AND ABROAD. From the Bench. By Cecil Chapman.CRIMINAL COURTS AT HOME AND ABROAD. Magisterial Law, 1932. By Albert Lieck and Sophie Lieck.THE PROBATION SYSTEM ON PROBATION. Probation and Criminal Justice. Essays in Honour of Herbert C. Parsons. Edited by Sheldon Glueck.THE PROBATION SYSTEM ON PROBATION. Probation in New York State. (Special Report by Commission to Investigate Prison Administration and Construction, presented to the Legislature of the State of New York. 1933. 66 pp.)THE PROBATION SYSTEM ON PROBATION. Prediction Factors in Probation. (A Study of 1,515 Probation Cases of Ramsey County, Minnesota, for the years 1923–1925 inclusive. Elio D. Monachesi, Ph.D.ENGLISH PRISON LIFE, ABOVE STAIRS AND BELOW. The Recollections of a Prison Governor. By Lt.‐Col. C. E. F. Rich, D.S.O.ENGLISH PRISON LIFE, ABOVE STAIRS AND BELOW. Dartmoor from Within. By Ex‐Convict No. —.THREE BOOKS ON PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIME. Reviewed by Dr. William Moodie. Studies in the Psychology of Delinquency. By Grace W. Pailthorpe, M.D.THREE BOOKS ON PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIME. What We Put in Prison. By Dr. Grace W. Pailthorpe.THREE BOOKS ON PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIME. Psychology in Court. By A Doctor.AMERICAN BOOKS ON PENOLOGY. Prisoners: their Crimes and Sentences. The Classification of Prison Inmates of New York State. (V. C. Branham, M.D., Deputy Commissioner and Dr. Walter N. Thayer, Jr., Commissioner of the New York State Department of Correction.AMERICAN BOOKS ON PENOLOGY. Limey. By James Spenser.AMERICAN BOOKS ON PENOLOGY. Men's Misdemeanants' Division of the Municipal Court of Philadelphia. A Report of the Bureau of Municipal Research of Philadelphia.AMERICAN BOOKS ON PENOLOGY. A Preliminary Report on an Educational Project at Elmira Reformatory. Special Report by the Commission to Investigate Prison Administration and Construction to the Legislature of the State of New York.AMERICAN BOOKS ON PENOLOGY. Crime, Law and Social Science. By Jerome Michael, Professor of Law in Columbia University, and Mortimer J. Adler, Associate Professor of Law in the University of Chicago.AMERICAN BOOKS ON PENOLOGY. The Problem of Crime. By Clayton J. Ettinger, M.D., Ph.D.AMERICAN BOOKS ON PENOLOGY. The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology, including the American Journal of Police Science. Century of Progress Number.BOW STREET AND THE OLD BAILEY. The History of the Bow Street Runners (1729–1829). By Gilbert Armitage.BOW STREET AND THE OLD BAILEY. The Old Bailey. By Albert Crew.MISCELLANY. The Trial of John Watson Laurie. Edited by William Roughead.MISCELLANY. The Judicial Wisdom of Mr. Justice McCardie. Edited by Albert Crew.MISCELLANY. The Police‐woman's Handbook. By Eleonore L. Hutzel.MISCELLANY. Behind the Green Lights. By Capt. Cornelius Willemse.MISCELLANY. Clues and Crimes. By Henry T. F. Rhodes.MISCELLANY. Marriage, Children and God. By Claud Mullins. With a Preface by the Bishop of Southwark.MISCELLANY. Tu Ne Tueras Point. By Serge Brisy.MISCELLANY. The Thibaults. By Roger Martin du Gard. Translated from the French by Stephen Haden Guest.MISCELLANY. The Tragedy of Lynching. By Arthur Raper.MISCELLANY. Prohibition: A National Experiment. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. Vol. 163.MISCELLANY. Transactions of the Medico‐Legal Society for the Session 1931–32.MISCELLANY. The Causes of Suicide. By Dennis H. Geffen, M.D., D.P.H., Medical Officer of Health for Enfield.MISCELLANY. Individual and Social Interpretations in the Study of the Psychological Disorders of Childhood. By Emanuel Miller, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.M.MISCELLANY. The Liberty of the Subject from the Legal and Medical Aspect. By Lionel A. Weatherly, M.D.MISCELLANY. Sudden Death. By Gerald Slot, M.D., M.R.C.P., D.P.H. A very interesting catalogue of post‐mortem findings.MISCELLANY. Abortion: Some Medical, Legal and Sociological Points. By L. A. Parry, M.D., B.S., F.R.C.S.MISCELLANY. The Gynaecologist in the Law Courts. By J. Bright Banister, M.B., F.R.C.S.MISCELLANY. Some Disadvantages of Medical Evidence on Venereal Diseases, to the Public Health and the Administration of Justice. By Lt.‐Col. L. W. Harrison, D.S.O., M.B.MISCELLANY. Should the Criminologist be Encouraged? By Alexander Paterson.MISCELLANY. The Medico‐Legal and Criminological Review: incorporating the Transactions of the Medico‐Legal Society. Vol. I., Part I. January, 1933.MISCELLANY. Medico‐Legal Practice. By Sir John Collie, C.M.G., M.D.MISCELLANY. The Medico‐Legal Significance of Impotence in the Male and in the Female. By Frederick J. McCann, M.D., F.R.C.S.