John Kaplan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3846492 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Kaplan |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Kaplan |
| SIGNATURE | KAPLAN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stanford University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7253-3039 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Wisdom of Gun Prohibition
The fact that not everyone will obey a law is a very important determinant of the wisdom of its enactment. As applied to gun prohibition legislation, widespread violation of the law may place upon us unacceptable societal costs of enforcement, which would cast doubt upon the wisdom of enacting what might be thought to be a reasonable policy
Paracriminals
Of Babies and Bathwater
Prisoners Among Us
A Primer on Heroin
We perform an empirical study to explore the role of evolutionary linguistics on the text classification problem. We conduct experiments on a real-world collection with more than 100.000 Dutch historical notary acts. The document collection spans over six centuries. During such a large time period some lexical terms modified significantly. Person names, professions and other information changed over time as well. Standard text classification tech…
The Limits of the Exclusionary Rule
A Legal Look at Prosocial Behavior
The law has in general been extremely loath to attempt to enforce prosocial behavior. Partly this stems from a view that the law is having enough trouble controlling overtly antisocial conduct and until this is done better, the refinements must wait. In addition, two problems confront the law in this instance. First, there is the “Why me?” question, the difficulty of selecting among a large number of people who did not behave in a prosocial way w…
Problems in the Cost-Benefit Analysis of Marijuana Legislation
Decision Theory and the Factfinding Process
The Assassins
San Francisco
San Francisco's ethnic minorities tend to be clumped in relatively small areas, with the Negro population being concentrated in three main districts. This concentration of ethnic groups leads, of course, to racial imbalance in the schools, a problem which is most serious in the elementary schools. If one considers the four main groups of the city to be Negro, Oriental (which includes the city's small Japanese and Filipino population as well as th…
The Trial of Jack Ruby
Decision Theory and the Factfinding Process
The Wisdom of Gun Prohibition
The fact that not everyone will obey a law is a very important determinant of the wisdom of its enactment. As applied to gun prohibition legislation, widespread violation of the law may place upon us unacceptable societal costs of enforcement, which would cast doubt upon the wisdom of enacting what might be thought to be a reasonable policy
Prisoners Among Us
Problems in the Cost-Benefit Analysis of Marijuana Legislation
The Assassins
San Francisco
San Francisco's ethnic minorities tend to be clumped in relatively small areas, with the Negro population being concentrated in three main districts. This concentration of ethnic groups leads, of course, to racial imbalance in the schools, a problem which is most serious in the elementary schools. If one considers the four main groups of the city to be Negro, Oriental (which includes the city's small Japanese and Filipino population as well as th…
The Trial of Jack Ruby
The Assassins
San Francisco
San Francisco's ethnic minorities tend to be clumped in relatively small areas, with the Negro population being concentrated in three main districts. This concentration of ethnic groups leads, of course, to racial imbalance in the schools, a problem which is most serious in the elementary schools. If one considers the four main groups of the city to be Negro, Oriental (which includes the city's small Japanese and Filipino population as well as th…
Decision Theory and the Factfinding Process
Problems in the Cost-Benefit Analysis of Marijuana Legislation
A Legal Look at Prosocial Behavior
The law has in general been extremely loath to attempt to enforce prosocial behavior. Partly this stems from a view that the law is having enough trouble controlling overtly antisocial conduct and until this is done better, the refinements must wait. In addition, two problems confront the law in this instance. First, there is the “Why me?” question, the difficulty of selecting among a large number of people who did not behave in a prosocial way w…
The Limits of the Exclusionary Rule
A Primer on Heroin
We perform an empirical study to explore the role of evolutionary linguistics on the text classification problem. We conduct experiments on a real-world collection with more than 100.000 Dutch historical notary acts. The document collection spans over six centuries. During such a large time period some lexical terms modified significantly. Person names, professions and other information changed over time as well. Standard text classification tech…
Of Babies and Bathwater
Prisoners Among Us
Paracriminals
The Wisdom of Gun Prohibition
The fact that not everyone will obey a law is a very important determinant of the wisdom of its enactment. As applied to gun prohibition legislation, widespread violation of the law may place upon us unacceptable societal costs of enforcement, which would cast doubt upon the wisdom of enacting what might be thought to be a reasonable policy
Political science (9 works) · Economics (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law and economics (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Legislation (2 works) · Sociology (2 works)