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Less than 2 percent of some 4000 adults prosecuted for participating in the bloodiest ghetto revolt of this generation served any time in jail as a result of their conviction and sentencing. Why? Why, in contrast, did the majority of those arrested following a brief and minor confrontation with police in a different city receive far harsher treatment than ordinarily meted out for comparable offenses in "normal" times? What do these incidents tell us about the nature of legal repression in the Am

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Author
[by] Isaac D. Balbus
Publisher
New York, Russell Sage Foundation
Published
1973
Language
EN
ISBN
9781610440226
Category
social science
Subjects
Law, History, Criminology
Updated
2026-03-25

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