The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1910 - Law |
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Page 12
... figures for Belfast in the three years were 2 , 15 , and 38 respectively . The cause of this increase I can only conjecture , but the English total ( 17,918 for the year 1908 ) is still more than 100 times as large as the Irish , while ...
... figures for Belfast in the three years were 2 , 15 , and 38 respectively . The cause of this increase I can only conjecture , but the English total ( 17,918 for the year 1908 ) is still more than 100 times as large as the Irish , while ...
Page 20
... figures evidence of a continuous decrease in the ratio ? As a further specimen of their accuracy as regards statistics , I may mention that they tell us in the body of the Report that the number of imprisonments in 1897 was 9,214 ...
... figures evidence of a continuous decrease in the ratio ? As a further specimen of their accuracy as regards statistics , I may mention that they tell us in the body of the Report that the number of imprisonments in 1897 was 9,214 ...
Page 191
... figures and quotations from the Criminal Statistics for 1907 , published during the year 1909 . It may be assumed , without great danger of misunder- standing , that a serious crime and an indictable offence have the same connotation ...
... figures and quotations from the Criminal Statistics for 1907 , published during the year 1909 . It may be assumed , without great danger of misunder- standing , that a serious crime and an indictable offence have the same connotation ...
Page 192
... figures is the amount of recidivism shown to exist ; men return constantly to prison . At least it cannot be claimed for our present prison system , that it is an effective curative agency ; or for our Criminal law , that it has as yet ...
... figures is the amount of recidivism shown to exist ; men return constantly to prison . At least it cannot be claimed for our present prison system , that it is an effective curative agency ; or for our Criminal law , that it has as yet ...
Page 193
... figures include some , but not all , of the supervisees . ” Truly , that fills the cup ! The supervisee , as the title implies , is a convicted person , who , after serving his sentence or a part of it , is set at liberty subject for a ...
... figures include some , but not all , of the supervisees . ” Truly , that fills the cup ! The supervisee , as the title implies , is a convicted person , who , after serving his sentence or a part of it , is set at liberty subject for a ...
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