Uniform classifications for judicial criminal statistics, with particular reference to classification of dispositions
by Johns Hopkins University. Institute of Law, Leon C. Marshall, Hessel E. Yntema, Willis Livingstone Hotchkiss, Charles Elmer Gehlke
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