Crime: Its Cause and Treatment

Published in 1922, 'Crime: Its Cause and Treatment' by Clarence Darrow presents the author's argument that human behavior is shaped by psychological, physical, and environmental factors rather than moral choices. Darrow critiques the legal system, particularly conspiracy laws and the influence of the powerful in defining crime. His insights into the justice system and the treatment of criminals remain relevant today, highlighting his role as a significant figure in American legal thought and civil liberties.