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Sender:
Jason McVay
Date:
Fri, 29 Mar 1996 04:25:27 -0600 (CST)
Re:
I'm new, and I have a question. . .

 

Hello everyone!

I joined this list last night while I cruised for info on white-collar crimes. I look forward to the discussions. I am a new graduate of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville with a BA in Political Science. I am completing a BA in Sociology this semester.

Let me give you some background on my question. Several years ago, I was looking through a pamphlet of books offered by the Cato Institute. One of the books that caught my eye dealt with restitution in Ireland -- or Scotland? The book focused on the criminal law of this country several hundred years ago. It maintained that the country punished its criminals mainly by restitution. Barely anyone went to 'prison'. Has anyone else seen this book? Does anyone know the name of the book? I didn't order it at the time, and I'm now kicking myself for it.

 

Much thanks,
Jason McVay

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