Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... months ) . The value of these figures is limited . They do not by any means deal with the whole mass of recidivism in prison at the present time ( as is clearly shown by the preceding paragraphs of this section ) . They probably give ...
... months ) . The value of these figures is limited . They do not by any means deal with the whole mass of recidivism in prison at the present time ( as is clearly shown by the preceding paragraphs of this section ) . They probably give ...
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... month and over 7 days 3 months and over 1 month 6 months and over 3 months 12 months and over 6 months Over 12 months ... 238 892 627 223 53 15 Girls . There were 199 receptions under sentence of imprisonment , as compared with 193 the ...
... month and over 7 days 3 months and over 1 month 6 months and over 3 months 12 months and over 6 months Over 12 months ... 238 892 627 223 53 15 Girls . There were 199 receptions under sentence of imprisonment , as compared with 193 the ...
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... month and over 7 days 3 months and over 1 month 6 months and over 3 months ... 12 months and over 6 months ... 19 107 49 17 4 Particulars of Young Prisoners who had no previous Convictions : — ( 1 ) Age . Lads . Girls . 16 63 2 17 123 9 ...
... month and over 7 days 3 months and over 1 month 6 months and over 3 months ... 12 months and over 6 months ... 19 107 49 17 4 Particulars of Young Prisoners who had no previous Convictions : — ( 1 ) Age . Lads . Girls . 16 63 2 17 123 9 ...
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... month or less . Out of these 465 , or 41 per cent . , were committed in default of fines ; 162 of the 465 , or 35 per cent . , paid their fines after recep- tion ; 260 had been allowed time in which to pay , but 205 had not . There were ...
... month or less . Out of these 465 , or 41 per cent . , were committed in default of fines ; 162 of the 465 , or 35 per cent . , paid their fines after recep- tion ; 260 had been allowed time in which to pay , but 205 had not . There were ...
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... months , again become a danger , or at any rate a nuisance . He may , indeed , be worse than before , if the only result has been to add a vindictive desire for revenge on society to the selfish carelessness of the rights of others ...
... months , again become a danger , or at any rate a nuisance . He may , indeed , be worse than before , if the only result has been to add a vindictive desire for revenge on society to the selfish carelessness of the rights of others ...
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