Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 97
... remand homes a better opportunity of reforming the young offenders committed under section 54 of the Act and would make for equality between offenders sent to remand homes and those sent to detention centres where the normal period is ...
... remand homes a better opportunity of reforming the young offenders committed under section 54 of the Act and would make for equality between offenders sent to remand homes and those sent to detention centres where the normal period is ...
Page 118
... remanded on bail . 403. Our conclusions may be summarised as follows . ( a ) We consider that remand homes should retain their existing functions and title . While the amount of remand home accommodation must be kept under review in ...
... remanded on bail . 403. Our conclusions may be summarised as follows . ( a ) We consider that remand homes should retain their existing functions and title . While the amount of remand home accommodation must be kept under review in ...
Page 119
... remand centres are set up or other arrangements made to keep young persons out of prison it will be possible to relieve remand homes of the responsibility of looking after some of the older and more unruly adolescent boys . 409. There ...
... remand centres are set up or other arrangements made to keep young persons out of prison it will be possible to relieve remand homes of the responsibility of looking after some of the older and more unruly adolescent boys . 409. There ...
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