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\n[1928]  \n# COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIESPRESERVATION DIVISIONBIBLIOGBAPHIC MICBOFORM TARGET\n\nORIGINAL MATERIAL AS FILMED·EXISTING BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD  \n\n| 308  \u003Cbr>Z  \u003Cbr>Box 496National crime commission.  \u003Cbr>….The relation of the police and the courts to the crime  \u003Cbr>probem;a report submitted to the National crime commission  \u003Cbr>by the Sub-committee on pardons,parole,probation,penal  \u003Cbr>laws and institutional correction,Frank O.Lowden,chairman,  \u003Cbr>Louis N.Robinson,secretary,Arnold Bennett Hall rand  \u003Cbr>others …New York?1928₁  \u003Cbr>37 p.diagr.23.  \u003Cbr>At head of title:Date of release,February 28,1928.  \u003Cbr>\"Prepared by the secretary of the committee,Dr.Louis N.Robin-  \u003Cbr>son.\"—Foreword.  \u003Cbr>1.Police—U.8.2.Courts—U.S.  \u003Cbr>I.Robinson,Louls Newton,  \u003Cbr>1880-一  .TItle.一  \u003Cbr>28-8976  \u003Cbr>HV8138.N3  \u003Cbr>Library of Congress  \u003Cbr>3511j   |\n| --- |\n\n Reproductions may not be 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\u003Cbr>Hon.CHARLES S.WHITMAN  \u003Cbr>308  \u003Cbr>写x49  \u003Cbr>Z   |\n| --- |\n\nFOREWORD  \nIn this report prepared by the secretary of the committee,Dr.Louis N.Robinson,the attempt has been made to gather togethersome of the most important findings of the state and city crimecommissions with respect to the relation of the police and thecourts to the present crime problem.In addition,certain sug-gestions looking toward the improvement of these two agencieshave been sketched in outline,although no effort has been madeto make this report a treatise on police organization or the lawof criminal procedure.The public is,we believe,entitled to asufficient amount of information to enable it to understand howgreatly the solution of the crime problem depends on the policeand on the courts.  \nIn our opinion,too much attention has been focused on thepunishment of criminals.But before a criminal can be punished,or dealt with as science suggests,he must first be caught andconvicted.Recent investigations have revealed for the first timehow small the proportion really is of convictions to crimes com-mitted or to individuals arrested.The effectiveness,of course,of any form of punishment or of any kind of treatment dependsin large part on the number of criminals on whom the punish-ment or treatment can be brought to bear.This fact we seemlately to have overlooked,contenting ourselves with the drasticpunishment of the few who have been caught.This is an easyway out,too easy in fact to bring results.Improvements in theorganization and in the work of both the police and the courtsare vitally necessary if we are to make headway against crime.This much at least is certain.  \nFRANK O.LowDEN.  \n# WHERE TO PLACE THE BLAME FOR OUREXCESSIVE AMOUNT OF CRIME\n\nThere are three parts to the machine of criminal justice whichwe have set up to protect ourselves from the depredations ofcriminals.They are the police,the courts,and the institutionsand agencies which deal with convicted 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