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Book Review: The Aldine Crime and Justice Annual

The 1974 Aldine Crime and Justice Annual offers once again an outstanding collation of research and opinion on important issues of contemporary criminology. An editorial board of distinguished scholars selects the articles to be reprinted; and each year one member of this board assumes overall responsibility for organization of the material and the presentation of an overview of the field. The 1974 Annual is well served by having Dr. Seymour Halleck, professor of psychiatry at the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill), as editor-in-chief. Halleck has done an impressive job in assembling this informative body of work; and has written a cogent introduction in which he illuminates, both with admirable objectivity and refreshing skepticism, the numerous disturbing social, political, and ethical issues raised by contributors.