Citation

Hall J. J. Crim. Law. Criminol. (1931) 1941; 32(3): 297-309.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1941, American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, Publisher Northwestern University Press)

DOI

10.2307/1137721

PMID

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Abstract

Consumption of intoxicating liquor, and effects to control antisocial results are well-nigh universal phenomena. From the laws of the ancient Hebrews and the discourses of Greek philosophers to the Anglo-Saxon dooms and down to the present time, control of the harmful social effects of drunkenness has been a matter of public concern.