Harold J. Laski: “An enforcement which induces cowardice at the critical moment in those…”

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An enforcement which induces cowardice at the critical moment in those who are participes criminis does not seem to me anything of which to be proud.

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Harold J. Laski

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Laski expresses concern about the cowardice induced by law enforcement in those involved in crime.

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Harold J. Laski: “An enforcement which induces cowardice at the critical moment in those who are participes criminis does not seem to me…”