Morris Ploscowe
Biographic Data
| ID | 1002240 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Morris Ploscowe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Morris |
| FAMILY NAME | Ploscowe |
| SIGNATURE | PLOSCOWE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Magistrates' Courts of the City of New York |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1932 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Family Law: Cases and Materials
Alimony
Money and property are weapons in the matrimonial war. A woman usually drives a hard bargain as the price for a divorce. There are limiting factors in the battle-ground over alimony, even where agreeable to the husband and wife. Most husbands and wives cannot afford divorces, but the wife makes the best bargain possible. In court, the judge has to decide how much money should be paid by the husband to the wife. Awards of alimony vary with individ…
New Approaches to the Control of Organized Crime
There are no simple panaceas or easy solutions to the problems of organized crime. If the threat of organized crime to our economic and social system is to be eliminated, fundamental changes will have to be made in substantive laws, investigative processes, and police organization. The changes should both decrease the profits obtainable through organized crime and strengthen law-enforcement efforts against organized crime. Legalization of the dis…
The Inferior Criminal Courts in Action
The traffic rules prescribe minimum standards of safety. and convenience. The rules are honored more in the breach than in the observance. It is common practice to break the traffic rules, and nobody likes to be haled into court to answer for the breach. In terms of sheer numbers, more traffic offenders are brought into our inferior criminal courts than those of any other category. In 1951, for example, of a total of 1,280,797 cases handled in th…
Sex and the Law
Sex and the Law
The Law of Gambling
A Legal Phantasy. The Parole Commission Law
The author received appointment as Magistrate from Mayor LaGuardia in 1945. He had earlier, for a long period, been Chief Clerk of New York City's Court of Special Sessions. He has been consultant for many different Crime Commissions and governmental organizations engaged in the study of crime conditions and criminal law enforcement, such as: The Wickersham Commission, The Columbia Survey, The N. J. Judicial Council, The Liquor Study Commission, …
Crime in a Competitive Society
Punishment and Social Structure . George Rusche , Otto Kirschheimer
Criminal Actions in the Common Pleas Courts of Ohio
The Organization for the Enforcement of the Criminal Law in France, Germany and England
Jury Reform in Italy
The jury was first introduced into modern continental criminal procedure by Revolutionary France in 1791. Many European countries in the years during and immediately after the French Revolution followed the French example. But the jury did not reach Italy until much later. Napoleon did not establish the jury in Italy because he did not believe that this institution was adapted to the conditions existing there. This opinion was shared by the leadi…
Twentieth Century Crime, Eighteenth Century Methods of Control
Kriminalpolitik auf Kriminologischer Grundlage. [Official Crime Repression and Prevention on the Basis of Criminology]
The Administration of Criminal Justice in France
Development of Inquisitorial and Accusatorial Elements in French Procedure
Grandeur et Servitude Judiciaires [Judiciary Grandeur and Servitude]
The Inferior Criminal Courts in Action
The traffic rules prescribe minimum standards of safety. and convenience. The rules are honored more in the breach than in the observance. It is common practice to break the traffic rules, and nobody likes to be haled into court to answer for the breach. In terms of sheer numbers, more traffic offenders are brought into our inferior criminal courts than those of any other category. In 1951, for example, of a total of 1,280,797 cases handled in th…
Sex and the Law
The Law of Gambling
Development of Inquisitorial and Accusatorial Elements in French Procedure
Grandeur et Servitude Judiciaires [Judiciary Grandeur and Servitude]
The Administration of Criminal Justice in France
Jury Reform in Italy
The jury was first introduced into modern continental criminal procedure by Revolutionary France in 1791. Many European countries in the years during and immediately after the French Revolution followed the French example. But the jury did not reach Italy until much later. Napoleon did not establish the jury in Italy because he did not believe that this institution was adapted to the conditions existing there. This opinion was shared by the leadi…
Twentieth Century Crime, Eighteenth Century Methods of Control
Kriminalpolitik auf Kriminologischer Grundlage. [Official Crime Repression and Prevention on the Basis of Criminology]
The Organization for the Enforcement of the Criminal Law in France, Germany and England
Criminal Actions in the Common Pleas Courts of Ohio
Punishment and Social Structure . George Rusche , Otto Kirschheimer
Crime in a Competitive Society
A Legal Phantasy. The Parole Commission Law
The author received appointment as Magistrate from Mayor LaGuardia in 1945. He had earlier, for a long period, been Chief Clerk of New York City's Court of Special Sessions. He has been consultant for many different Crime Commissions and governmental organizations engaged in the study of crime conditions and criminal law enforcement, such as: The Wickersham Commission, The Columbia Survey, The N. J. Judicial Council, The Liquor Study Commission, …
The Law of Gambling
Sex and the Law
Sex and the Law
The Inferior Criminal Courts in Action
The traffic rules prescribe minimum standards of safety. and convenience. The rules are honored more in the breach than in the observance. It is common practice to break the traffic rules, and nobody likes to be haled into court to answer for the breach. In terms of sheer numbers, more traffic offenders are brought into our inferior criminal courts than those of any other category. In 1951, for example, of a total of 1,280,797 cases handled in th…
New Approaches to the Control of Organized Crime
There are no simple panaceas or easy solutions to the problems of organized crime. If the threat of organized crime to our economic and social system is to be eliminated, fundamental changes will have to be made in substantive laws, investigative processes, and police organization. The changes should both decrease the profits obtainable through organized crime and strengthen law-enforcement efforts against organized crime. Legalization of the dis…
Alimony
Money and property are weapons in the matrimonial war. A woman usually drives a hard bargain as the price for a divorce. There are limiting factors in the battle-ground over alimony, even where agreeable to the husband and wife. Most husbands and wives cannot afford divorces, but the wife makes the best bargain possible. In court, the judge has to decide how much money should be paid by the husband to the wife. Awards of alimony vary with individ…
Family Law: Cases and Materials
Political science (15 works) · Law (14 works) · Criminology (9 works) · Law (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Criminal Law and Evidence (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Legal Systems and Judicial Processes (4 works) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (3 works)