Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 37
... work must now be directed . All persons suffer , to some extent , from emotional abnormality . Our task is to determine the nature of , and , if possible , to correct the mental abnormalities of our offenders ; we have to consider 37.
... work must now be directed . All persons suffer , to some extent , from emotional abnormality . Our task is to determine the nature of , and , if possible , to correct the mental abnormalities of our offenders ; we have to consider 37.
Page 38
... consider the connection of the emotional abnormality with the offence committed . The task is far more difficult than that of the measurement of intelligence ; but it should not be insuperable . The facts necessary for the solution of ...
... consider the connection of the emotional abnormality with the offence committed . The task is far more difficult than that of the measurement of intelligence ; but it should not be insuperable . The facts necessary for the solution of ...
Page 40
... should be made to feel the loss of something . At present the majority so treated look on it as " been let off " because the Court did not consider the offence a serious one . I believe a very genuine effort has been made by 40.
... should be made to feel the loss of something . At present the majority so treated look on it as " been let off " because the Court did not consider the offence a serious one . I believe a very genuine effort has been made by 40.
Page 45
... consider the question of certification either as a lunatic or a mental deficient . In matters of discipline one has had to feel one's way . It is a mistake to overlook obvious and intentional faults . The men under- stand quite well the ...
... consider the question of certification either as a lunatic or a mental deficient . In matters of discipline one has had to feel one's way . It is a mistake to overlook obvious and intentional faults . The men under- stand quite well the ...
Page 52
... consider that more than 75 per cent . of the inmates work outside the wall in absolutely open , well - wooded country , many of them on pass and only under the supervision of the Principal Officer patrolling , the remainder in groups ...
... consider that more than 75 per cent . of the inmates work outside the wall in absolutely open , well - wooded country , many of them on pass and only under the supervision of the Principal Officer patrolling , the remainder in groups ...
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