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The Wickersham Commission is the popular name for the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement, which was appointed by President HERBERT HOOVER in 1929. The commission, which derived its name from its chairperson, former attorney general GEORGE W. WICKERSHAM, conducted the first comprehensive national study of crime and law enforcement in U.S. history.
George Woodward Wickersham (19 de septiembre de 1858 - 25 de enero de 1936) fue un abogado estadounidense y fiscal general de los Estados Unidos en la administración del presidente William H. Taft . Regresó al gobierno para servir en puestos designados bajo las administraciones republicana y demócrata, para Woodrow Wilson y Herbert Hoover . Fue presidente del Consejo de Relaciones ...
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Other important correspondents include J. Edgar Hoover, George Wickersham, George W. Norris, Newton D. Baker, Henry W. Anderson, Ada Comstock, and Kenneth Macintosh. The material in the series covers the years 1929-1931. Series II. Reports and Drafts of the Commission, 1929-1931, 1929-1931, 6 boxes
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS, Va. - The Rev. George W. Wickersham II of Rockbridge Baths, Va., died on Sept. 9, 2000, of heart failure. He was 87. Dr. Wickersham had held Episcopal parishes in New York, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and Virginia. He also twice held exchange parishes in England. During World War II, he served as a...
In May 1929, President Hoover appointed George W. Wickersham, the attorney general in the Taft administration, to head an 11-member Law Observance and Enforcement Commission to study the implementation of the amendment and make recommendations. A conflicted commission issued its findings, known as the Wickersham Report, in early 1931. The ...
