Rape and the Limits of Law Reform
By (Author) Nathan Caplan
By (author) Alison A. Geist
By (author) Jeanne Marsh
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
30th April 1982
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
347.3052532
Hardback
192
Width 156mm, Height 235mm
907g
In 1975 the Michigan Criminal Sexual Conduct Statute was the first so-called rape reform statute. . . . This book is the most systematic and comprehensive study to date of the purpose and effect of that legislation . . . Reading this book will make readers more sensitive to the fact that laws cannot change institutions and attitudes overnight, but changing the law or working for a change may have far wider implications than were imagined at the outset. . . . For anyone concerned with rape or legal reform generally, this book is highly recommended.-Social Service Review
"In 1975 the Michigan Criminal Sexual Conduct Statute was the first so-called rape reform statute. . . . This book is the most systematic and comprehensive study to date of the purpose and effect of that legislation . . . Reading this book will make readers more sensitive to the fact that laws cannot change institutions and attitudes overnight, but changing the law or working for a change may have far wider implications than were imagined at the outset. . . . For anyone concerned with rape or legal reform generally, this book is highly recommended."-Social Service Review
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