Wages of Crime

Wages of Crime

by R.T. Naylor

McGill-Queen's University Press

Cornell University Press (U.S.)

336 pp,

ISBN 0-7735-2417-7

Turns out crime doesn't pay, at least not much once layers of insulating flunkies and corrupt public officials take their cuts. The real con is law-enforcement PR, scare-monger budget increases and appeals for new laws that further disenfranchise the powerless to make policework easier. Wages of Crime is non-fiction, laying out where the money goes, and doesn't go, in a fear-driven world.

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