Psychiatry, Criminal Law Reform and the ‘Mythophilic’ Impulse: On Canadian Proposals for the Control of the Dangerous Offender - Ottawa Law Review

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Volume 04
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Psychiatry, Criminal Law Reform and the ‘Mythophilic’ Impulse: On Canadian Proposals for the Control of the Dangerous Offender

Published

January 1, 1970

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Articles

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Volume 04
· Issue 01

Author(s):

Ronald R. Price

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