Journal Volume: 92
Journal Issue: 3
Journal Year: 2002
Articles in SafetyLit: 12

Afterword to “lunatics and anarchists: Political homicide in Chicago”

Capital punishment for the crime of homicide in Chicago: 1870-1930

Firearm Deaths, Gun Availability, and Legal Regulatory Changes: Suggestions From the Data

Homicide in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago

Homicides among Chicago families: 1870-1930

Learning From the Past, Living in the Present: Understanding Homicide in Chicago, 1870-1930

Life terms or death sentences: The uneasy relationship between judicial elections and capital punishment

Lunatics and anarchists: Political homicide in Chicago

Understanding infanticide in context: Mothers who kill, 1870-1930 and today

Wife murder in Chicago: 1910-1930

“I loved Joe, but I had to shoot him”: Homicide by women in turn of-the-century Chicago

“Owing to the extreme youth of the accused”: The changing legal response to juvenile homicide