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Crime and the press

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Rediscovering Jacob Riis

Bonnie Yochelson

2007

Stealing Lincoln's body

Thomas J. Craughwell

2006

Reporting crime

Philip Schlesinger

1994

Crime scene

Mitch Gelman

1992

Opposable Truths

Martin Young

2015

Sex crime and the media

Chris Greer

2003

Civil rights, the Constitution, and the courts

Mark Antony DeWolfe Howe, Archibald Cox, J.R. Wiggins

1967

News Coverage of Violence against Women

Marian Meyers

1996

Trapdoor,the

Keith Peterson

1988

Sexed Crime in the News

Adrian Howe

1998

Getting justice wrong

Nicholas Cowdery

2001

The corpse had a familiar face

Edna Buchanan

1987

Crime news and the public

Doris A. Graber

1980

Thief-Taker Hangings

Aaron Skirboll

2014

The New York Times Book of crime

Kevin Flynn, Richard Price

2017

A trace of smoke

Rebecca Cantrell

2009

Media, process, and the social construction of crime

Gregg Barak

1994

Crime, culture and the media

Eamonn Carrabine

2008

Headline justice

Theo Wilson

1996

Scooped! : media miss real story on crime while chasing sex, sleaze, and celebrities

Krajicek, David J

Free press versus fair trial

Dawn Marie Baskin

1993

Frenzy!

Neil Root

2012

Laughin' Boy

Bradley Denton

2005

We'll all be murdered in our beds!

Duncan Campbell

2015

Representing order

Richard Victor Ericson

1991

Burglar Caught by a Skeleton

Jeremy Clay

2013

Courts and the media

Stuart M. Robertson

1981

Freedom of the press and fair trial

Association of the Bar of the City of New York. Special Committee on Radio, Television, and the Administration of Justice.

1967

Whenever You Need Them (2 novels in 1)

Laurie Paige, Stella Bagwell

2003

Guidelines on the public's right of access to judicial proceedings and records

2000