CrimeITS CAUSE AND TREATMENTReading editionChapter navigation39 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…ITS CAUSE AND TREATMENTPREFACEI WHAT IS CRIME?II PURPOSE OF PUNISHMENTIII RESPONSIBILITY FOR CRIMEIV ENVIRONMENTV ADJUSTING HEREDITY AND ENVIRONMENTVI PSYCHOLOGY OF CRIMINAL CONDUCTVII THE CRIMINALVIII THE FEMALE CRIMINALIX JUVENILE CRIMINALSX HOMICIDEXI SEX CRIMESXII ROBBERY AND BURGLARYXIII MAN AS A PREDATORY ANIMALXIV CRIMES AGAINST PROPERTYXV ATTITUDE OF THE CRIMINALXVI THE LAW AND THE CRIMINALXVII REPEALING LAWSXVIII IS CRIME INCREASING?XIX MEDICAL EXPERTSXX PUNISHMENTXXI THE EFFECT OF PUNISHMENT ON OTHERSXXII EVOLUTION OF PUNISHMENTXXIII CAPITAL PUNISHMENTXXIV STIGMATA OF THE CRIMINALXXV THE GOOD IN CRIMINALSXXVI THE DEFECTIVE AND INSANEXXVII SOCIAL CONTROLXXVIII INDUSTRIALISM AND CRIMEXXIX WAR AND CRIMEXXX CIVILIZATION AND CRIMEXXXI THE CONVICTXXXII ISOLATION AND STERILIZATIONXXXIII CRIME, DISEASE AND ACCIDENTXXXIV LUCK AND CHANCEXXXV PARDONS AND PAROLESXXXVI REMEDIESINDEXBeginning of this editionNext chapter →PREFACEAll chapters and sections (39)Other sectionsITS CAUSE AND TREATMENTPREFACEChapters123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536Other sectionsINDEXBY CLARENCE DARROWPREFACE →