MacNamara To Highlight Sociology Crime Institute Donal E. J. dean of the New York Institute of will conduct the Institute of and Law Enforcement from 12 to 16 in Kingsbury THE GRADES of undergraduate students taking the course will be based on one-third for attendance and two-thirds on the final In order to receive graduate a student must write a paper on either an evaluation of the institute or an area of the crime problem discussed at r per cent or the graduate students' grades will be based upon this AMONG the topics to be discussed at the seminar will Criminal Law and Crime Really Groups and and Collar Delinquency and Criminality of Prevention o f Detection of Criminals and Criminal Judicial Issues in Modern and Rehabilitation of Juvenile and Adult INCLUDED in the discussion of Criminal Law and will be theories about the origin and development of criminal law and the evolving relationship of crime to Crime Really will include a discussion of the relationships between the number of criminals and the volume of crime and the types of crime that are increasing and those that are AMONG the topics to be discussed under the general heading of Groups and will Do we have equal justice in differential crime rates by racial and ethnic improving justice in America and diminishing crime in Collar will include discussions of why we have white collar crime and where this kind of crime can be THE RELATIVE crime rates of females and both as juveniles and and the types of feminine delinquency and crime rates of women will be included under the discussion of Delinquency and Criminality of will be composed of discussions concerning how delinquency may be how early it may be and how techniques for the prevention of juvenile delinquency may be PREVENTION of will include discussion of the causes of juvenile what parents may do to prevent how parents may co-operate with schools and teachers and how parents may help one The use of arrest versus the use of the the use of criminal information versus the use of the the use of signed statements in removal hearings and removal and the right to trial by will be discussed under the general heading of Judicial