Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... difficulty in prison administration . Repetition on this point is not amiss . The highest administrative and judicial authorities have taken the same view , and have drawn attention to the use- lessness of the short sentence . The ...
... difficulty in prison administration . Repetition on this point is not amiss . The highest administrative and judicial authorities have taken the same view , and have drawn attention to the use- lessness of the short sentence . The ...
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... difficulty of finding regular work for all these , in the face of keen competition and amid unprecedented unemployment , needs no description ; and the considerable measure of success achieved is a remarkable testimony to the courage ...
... difficulty of finding regular work for all these , in the face of keen competition and amid unprecedented unemployment , needs no description ; and the considerable measure of success achieved is a remarkable testimony to the courage ...
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... difficulty is overcome . Quarters for two superior officers were built at Manchester during the year , and one each at Wandsworth and Feltham . Within the prisons a considerable amount of building work was done in providing workshops ...
... difficulty is overcome . Quarters for two superior officers were built at Manchester during the year , and one each at Wandsworth and Feltham . Within the prisons a considerable amount of building work was done in providing workshops ...
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... difficulty in obtaining work when at liberty . As a result many of them are practically forced to commit offences . To send these men to the workhouse , on release from prison , is usually futile , for they will not remain in that ...
... difficulty in obtaining work when at liberty . As a result many of them are practically forced to commit offences . To send these men to the workhouse , on release from prison , is usually futile , for they will not remain in that ...
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... difficulty does not arise in the case of the women , they can knit or sew , but the men , as a rule , have no such quiet occupations , nor are they given to much reading . Suitable occupation can only be found within certain ...
... difficulty does not arise in the case of the women , they can knit or sew , but the men , as a rule , have no such quiet occupations , nor are they given to much reading . Suitable occupation can only be found within certain ...
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