Joseph N Ulman
Biographic Data
| ID | 7191156 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph N Ulman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph N |
| FAMILY NAME | Ulman |
| SIGNATURE | ULMAN J N |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1934 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1942 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Success in Court
Dead-End Justice
Sixteen hundred and fifty criminals, many of them desperate characters with records of three or more previous convictions, were turned loose yesterday to take up their war against society. Among them were killers, robbers, burglars, and thieves. You and other decent and law-abiding citizens will be their next victims. They roam the countryside and infest the cities seeking new opportunities for crime. Yesterday's jail-delivery might not seem so m…
Luck and Opportunity
A National Program to Develop Probation and Parole
Legal biographers still debate whether Mr. Justice Holmes was a great liberal or a greater conservative; but all are agreed upon his greatness.He had an influence upon the lives and thoughts of his pr6fessional brethren, moreover, that is seldom mentioned.I refer, of course, to his habit of reading detective stories.Ever since this foible of the great man became known, our leading lawyers everywhere let it be whispered of them that they seek like…
A Letter from Canada
Over-simplification is often the price paid for clarity and vigor. The social reformer of today has come to realize this truth so strongly that he hesitates to express any opinions unless supported by carefully considered statistical investigation and checked by the methods of scientific sociology. This is a healthy attitude. Sometimes it may result in paralysis of effort, partly because we distrust statistics, partly because we are not sure that…
The Art of Cross-Examination
Social Work and the Courts
A Judge Takes the Stand
The Bar and Public Relations
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Social Work and the Courts
A Judge Takes the Stand
The Bar and Public Relations
The Art of Cross-Examination
A Letter from Canada
Over-simplification is often the price paid for clarity and vigor. The social reformer of today has come to realize this truth so strongly that he hesitates to express any opinions unless supported by carefully considered statistical investigation and checked by the methods of scientific sociology. This is a healthy attitude. Sometimes it may result in paralysis of effort, partly because we distrust statistics, partly because we are not sure that…
A National Program to Develop Probation and Parole
Legal biographers still debate whether Mr. Justice Holmes was a great liberal or a greater conservative; but all are agreed upon his greatness.He had an influence upon the lives and thoughts of his pr6fessional brethren, moreover, that is seldom mentioned.I refer, of course, to his habit of reading detective stories.Ever since this foible of the great man became known, our leading lawyers everywhere let it be whispered of them that they seek like…
Luck and Opportunity
Success in Court
Dead-End Justice
Sixteen hundred and fifty criminals, many of them desperate characters with records of three or more previous convictions, were turned loose yesterday to take up their war against society. Among them were killers, robbers, burglars, and thieves. You and other decent and law-abiding citizens will be their next victims. They roam the countryside and infest the cities seeking new opportunities for crime. Yesterday's jail-delivery might not seem so m…
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