Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... effect . There is no doubt but that the prospect of prison has a strong deterrent effect on those who have never yet passed its gates ; nor that , once the disgrace of imprisonment has been incurred , much of that effect has been lost ...
... effect . There is no doubt but that the prospect of prison has a strong deterrent effect on those who have never yet passed its gates ; nor that , once the disgrace of imprisonment has been incurred , much of that effect has been lost ...
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... effect that separation of classes cannot be carried out effectively within one building . To make it effective , classes of prisoners must be placed in different buildings . Further , that in a large prison the individual treatment of ...
... effect that separation of classes cannot be carried out effectively within one building . To make it effective , classes of prisoners must be placed in different buildings . Further , that in a large prison the individual treatment of ...
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... effect of such training , properly conducted , is to induce self - respect , to lessen self - conceit ( characteristic of many prisoners on first reception ) and to arouse some sense of personal responsibility . Failures there are , and ...
... effect of such training , properly conducted , is to induce self - respect , to lessen self - conceit ( characteristic of many prisoners on first reception ) and to arouse some sense of personal responsibility . Failures there are , and ...
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... effect on self - respect , manners , and conversation , previously noted , has been maintained . An individual prisoner of this class occasionally prefers to take his dinner alone in his cell ; and when such a wish is expressed , it is ...
... effect on self - respect , manners , and conversation , previously noted , has been maintained . An individual prisoner of this class occasionally prefers to take his dinner alone in his cell ; and when such a wish is expressed , it is ...
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... effect , both in enabling fairly substantial assistance to be given in special circumstances , as for example to a newly- founded Society ; and also as an encouragement to the Societies generally , who look upon it as a recognition of ...
... effect , both in enabling fairly substantial assistance to be given in special circumstances , as for example to a newly- founded Society ; and also as an encouragement to the Societies generally , who look upon it as a recognition of ...
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