The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 52
... figure for 1913 is 128,686 , by far the lowest on record . The propor- tion per 100,000 of the population of the country , taking the total receptions on conviction , is 369'5 . The proportion in 1904-5 is 586 * 2 . The present figures ...
... figure for 1913 is 128,686 , by far the lowest on record . The propor- tion per 100,000 of the population of the country , taking the total receptions on conviction , is 369'5 . The proportion in 1904-5 is 586 * 2 . The present figures ...
Page 54
... figures have fallen from 267 to 248 for males , and from 25'3 to 18.4 . For the more advanced ages , of course , the ... figures the Commissioners remark : " If these figures can be quoted as showing that a sentence of penal servitude ...
... figures have fallen from 267 to 248 for males , and from 25'3 to 18.4 . For the more advanced ages , of course , the ... figures the Commissioners remark : " If these figures can be quoted as showing that a sentence of penal servitude ...
Page 55
... figures : " Since its foundation in 1911 the following numbers have passed through its hands each year , 1,147 , 878 , and 761. Of this body , the numbers still out of prison on the first of April last were 555 , 511 , and 553 . Of ...
... figures : " Since its foundation in 1911 the following numbers have passed through its hands each year , 1,147 , 878 , and 761. Of this body , the numbers still out of prison on the first of April last were 555 , 511 , and 553 . Of ...
Page 60
... figures of all lads discharged since the Act came into operation in 1909. During that period 1,043 have been discharged ; 697 have not been re - convicted and were satisfactory when last heard of , that is nearly 67 per cent .; 94 were ...
... figures of all lads discharged since the Act came into operation in 1909. During that period 1,043 have been discharged ; 697 have not been re - convicted and were satisfactory when last heard of , that is nearly 67 per cent .; 94 were ...
Page 62
... figures " that crime and drink are closely associated in the down- ward career of half the decently - raised young fellows who eventually join the ranks of the habitual wrong - doer . " There is much more worth attention in this ...
... figures " that crime and drink are closely associated in the down- ward career of half the decently - raised young fellows who eventually join the ranks of the habitual wrong - doer . " There is much more worth attention in this ...
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