Citater
The Political Criminal.—This man's offence is not against morality but against the governmental institutions of the country.
The political criminal, as distinguished from all other criminals, never commits violence, his morals may even approach perfection; but he holds "ideas," ideas which are not acceptable to the government under which he lives.
en circumstances are not quite favourable he succumbs to temptation." (The Criminal, p. 18.)
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