The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Page 137
... convictions for crime . More than 1,600 of this decrease is accounted for by the smaller number of persons imprisoned as ... convicted persons on pro- bation and allowing time for the payment of fines . Both these practices have been for ...
... convictions for crime . More than 1,600 of this decrease is accounted for by the smaller number of persons imprisoned as ... convicted persons on pro- bation and allowing time for the payment of fines . Both these practices have been for ...
Page 138
... convicted summarily ; these figures being respectively 6,366 and 141,509 . The corresponding figures for 1912-13 are 7,910 and 142,183 . When , however , the proportion of receptions on conviction is calculated per 100,000 of the ...
... convicted summarily ; these figures being respectively 6,366 and 141,509 . The corresponding figures for 1912-13 are 7,910 and 142,183 . When , however , the proportion of receptions on conviction is calculated per 100,000 of the ...
Page 139
... convictions may be due to increased vigilance on the part of the police and societies . The Governors of some of the prisons com- ment on the decrease of commitments . The Governor of Durham Prison says , " The daily average population ...
... convictions may be due to increased vigilance on the part of the police and societies . The Governors of some of the prisons com- ment on the decrease of commitments . The Governor of Durham Prison says , " The daily average population ...
Page 140
... convictions for begging , sleeping out , and kindred offences . The Governor of Exeter Prison attributes the ... conviction though the charge was proved . This latter number includes 52,258 cases in which the charge was dismissed , and ...
... convictions for begging , sleeping out , and kindred offences . The Governor of Exeter Prison attributes the ... conviction though the charge was proved . This latter number includes 52,258 cases in which the charge was dismissed , and ...
Page 142
... convicted persons to avail them- selves more largely of this option of paying a fine , and so escape imprisonment ... convictions in the case of male prisoners was slightly over two , and in the case of females slightly under two ...
... convicted persons to avail them- selves more largely of this option of paying a fine , and so escape imprisonment ... convictions in the case of male prisoners was slightly over two , and in the case of females slightly under two ...
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