Criminology And Penology By N.v Paranjape Pdf Free
Kathryn Garivay
The present book has entered thirty-second year of its publication sinceits first edition was taken out way back in 1973. The successful survival ofthe book for over three decades speaks in itself of its immense popularityamong the readers. The author has great pleasure and satisfaction inplacing this revised and enlarged Twelfth Edition of the book in the hands ofreaders who are genuinely interested in deeper study of this fascinatingbranch of legal knowledge.The author has endeavoured to bring out this edition in a thoroughlyrevised form with all the relevant statutory amendments and authoritativedecisions on the subject. At places, the whole text has been recast, rewrittenand expanded for updating the contents. The relevant statutory enactmentshave been incorporated in the Appendix and references given underappropriate topics in the body of the book. An attempt has been made toevaluate the latest developing trends in criminology and penology takingstock of contemporary changes of the 21st centuary which are taking placein other parts of the globe, notably, Britain and United States without,however, losing sight of the Indian perspective.The authorities, both Indian and foreign, that have been relied uponand used as a source material, have been referred to and acknowledged inthe footnotes. A select Bibliography and Table of cases incorporated in thebook shall be found useful by the more inquisitive readers.The author expresses his gratitude and thanks to Messrs Central LawPublications, Allahabad for their keen interest in publishing the book in theelegent form in shortest possible time.It is sincerely hoped that like the preceding editions, this edition of thebook would also be found very useful not only by the students, researchersand the teachers of law, but by the lawyers, Judges and criminal lawadministrators as well.All helpful suggestions offered by the readers for the improvement ofthe book shall be gratefully received.
With the introduction of Criminology as a subject for Legal Studies inIndian Universities, there has been a pressing demand fir a comprehensivetext book on this subject from the student community. It is well known thatcriminology is a socio-legal subject and with the modern improvisedtechniques of handling criminals, a summarisation of criminological findingsfor the students of this branch of knowledge has become all the morenecessary. The author has endeavoured to achieve this purpose in thepresent book.For the sake of convenience, the entire subject-matter of the book hasbeen split into two parts. Part I deals with the origin and development ofcriminal science. The causation of crime has also been elaborately discussedin this part of the book. Part 11 contains infbrmation regarding penology andmodern techniques of penal science. The subject has been approached in alegal perspective with emphasis on recent developments in correctional fieldof penology.The author feels greatly indebted to the works of eminentcriminologists and penologists, particularly those of Sutherland and Cressey,,J. Gillin, G. Void, Donald Taft, Barnes and Teeters, Curtis Bok, AllenFrancis, Dr. P. Sen, K. Pillai and ethers which have been a source ofinformation and guidance in the compilation of this book. The author alsoacknowledges his gratdf\il thanks to Late Professor Narendra Singh, Head &])call, Faculty of Law, University of Jabalpur, who wrote a fhreword to thisi'ditioii. Thanks are also due to Shri Krishna Vinayak Rudra lhr typing themanuscript neatly within shortest possible time.The author also wishes to express his thanks to publishers, fbr bringingout this book in the present form.
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