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Justice in everyday life : the way it really works / edited by Howard Zinn

Published
New York : Morrow, 1974.
Physical Description
xvi, 367 pages ; 22 cm
Additional Creators
Zinn, Howard, 1922-2010

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Contents
Hemenway Street / by Howard Zinn with Mark Stern -- The police and Johnny K. / by Johnny K. -- George Enos and the baby carriage / by Howard Zinn with Dennis Blake and Domenic Restuccia -- The complaint of Jamie Wickens / by Jamie Wickens -- Elijah Adlow's court / by Howard Zinn with Arthur J. Kaufman ... [et al.] -- Gideon's trumpet and the mass defenders / by Paul Kaplan -- The unimportant case : José Gonzales / by John Flym -- A "prostitute" in Morrisey's court / by Anne Wilson -- Commonwealth v. Jones : the case of Pepé / by Phyllis Kachinsky., Justice is having a decent place to live / by Howard Zinn with Thomas G. Leahy ... [et al.] -- The eviction of Peter and Catherine Hannon / by Timothy McMahon -- Two-class health care in the Boston Ghetto / by Jonathan Kozol -- Mental institutions for the well-off / by Margaret Kiphuth -- Sexual tracking and other school tricks / by Adria Reich -- The Wellesley incident / by Joan M. Carrigan -- A black student sits in the assembly while the Mayor speaks ("if you're black, there's no explanation") / by Richard Wornum., and "The people first" versus Judge Troy / by Shamus Glynn -- Tenants organizing / by Mark Stern and Joseph Cirincione -- Winning back jobs at Boston State / by Henry Allen with Charles Shively.
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0688002846
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