The Delinquency of the American Indian

Dr. Hans von Hentig, University of Puerto Rico, was Professor of Criminal Law and Criminology at the University of Bonn during some years before he came to the United States nine years ago. He became Expert Assistant to the Attorney General in Washington, Director of the Colorado Crime Survey, taught at Yale and the Universities of California, Iowa and Oregon. Dr. von Hentig will re-assume his chair in Bonn and the Editorship of the Monatsschrift fuer KriminalPsychologie that he edited 1925-1935 together with Professor Gustav Aschaffenburg, recently deceased. In this article the author continues studies on the delinquency of racial minorities. This Journal published one of them in 1940. Others will follow.-EDITOR

Criminology · Juvenile delinquency · Political science · Criminal Law and Policy · Psychology

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