1.Introduction&by JOHN GUNN and DAVID P. FARRINGTON

Part 1: Psychology, Law, and the Criminal Justice System

2.Reflections on Psychology in the Criminal Justice System&by EDWIN I. MEGARGEE

3.Psychological Roles and Issues in Recent Prison Litigation&by CARL B. CLEMENTS

4.Prison Class Action Suits: The Aftermaths&by STANLEY L. BRODSKY

5.Reflections on a Decade of Law and Psychology in the United States&by JUNE LOUIN TAPP

6.On Measuring Distaste in Years&by CATHERINE FITZMAURICE and KEN PEASE

Part 2: Explanations of Delinquency and Crime

7.A Longitudinal View of the Relationship Between Paternal Absence and Crime&by JOAN McCoRD

8.Family Backgrounds of Male and Female Delinquents&by DAVID R. OFFORD

9.Personality and Delinquency in London and Montreal&by DAVID P. FARRINGTON, LOUISE BIRON and MARC LeBLANC

10.Delinquent Boys in Reykjavik: A Follow-up Study of Boys Sent to an Institution&by GISLI H. GUDJONSSON

11.Crime Prevention through Environmental Management and Design&by RON V. G. CLARKE

Part 3: Abnormal Offenders and their Management

12.Public Attitudes to Mentally Abnormal Offenders&by SIR DENIS HILL

13.The 1959 Mental Health Act of England and Wales:Changes in the Use of Its Criminal Provisions&by GRAHAM ROBERTSON

14.Schizophrenia and Violence&by PAMELA TAYLOR

15.An Evaluation of Grendon Prison&by JOHN GUNN and GRAHAM ROBERTSON

16.A 5-Year Follow-up Study of Male Patients Discharged from Broadmoor Hospital&by D. ANTHONY BLACK

17.Transfer of Special Hospital Patients into National Health Service Hospitals&by SUSANNE DELL

18.The Resettlement of Epileptic Offenders&by SHELLEY CHANNON

Author Index

Subject Index