The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 165
... Borstal Institution ; and finally , the new method of dealing with habitual criminals , by giving them a sentence of preventive detention , alike in their own interests and that of the public , are tangible evidences of the interest ...
... Borstal Institution ; and finally , the new method of dealing with habitual criminals , by giving them a sentence of preventive detention , alike in their own interests and that of the public , are tangible evidences of the interest ...
Page 175
... Borstal Institutions in England and Wales and the State inebriate reformatories established under the Inebriates Act 1898. Besides the report , these two Blue Books contain a large number of appendices , containing elaborate returns ...
... Borstal Institutions in England and Wales and the State inebriate reformatories established under the Inebriates Act 1898. Besides the report , these two Blue Books contain a large number of appendices , containing elaborate returns ...
Page 176
... Borstal Institutions . A large figure , which does not affect the consideration of most of the questions we have to discuss , is that of those who are im- prisoned as debtors or on civil process , which amounted to 17,437 . There were ...
... Borstal Institutions . A large figure , which does not affect the consideration of most of the questions we have to discuss , is that of those who are im- prisoned as debtors or on civil process , which amounted to 17,437 . There were ...
Page 180
... Borstal system , as applied to young females are admirably stated in the Memorandum drafted by Miss Gordon and issued to the prisons , It says , " The Modified Borstal System is not to be regarded in itself as a means of reform . In ...
... Borstal system , as applied to young females are admirably stated in the Memorandum drafted by Miss Gordon and issued to the prisons , It says , " The Modified Borstal System is not to be regarded in itself as a means of reform . In ...
Page 181
... Borstal Sub- Committee " holds very strong views on the absurdity of constantly sending young women and girls repeatedly to prison for such sentences as 7 or 14 days or one month , for such offences as persistent prostitution . " To ...
... Borstal Sub- Committee " holds very strong views on the absurdity of constantly sending young women and girls repeatedly to prison for such sentences as 7 or 14 days or one month , for such offences as persistent prostitution . " To ...
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