The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 51
... PRISONS FOR THE YEAR 1913-14.1 THE HE present Report shows several satisfactory features . The first is that there continues to be a decrease in the number of prisoners received under sentence . The total number of prisoners received ...
... PRISONS FOR THE YEAR 1913-14.1 THE HE present Report shows several satisfactory features . The first is that there continues to be a decrease in the number of prisoners received under sentence . The total number of prisoners received ...
Page 52
... prisoners incurring the 136,424 con- victions , and it was found that 19,666 males and 10,176 females were committed more than once during the year , which showed that the total convictions were increased by not more than 83,344 males ...
... prisoners incurring the 136,424 con- victions , and it was found that 19,666 males and 10,176 females were committed more than once during the year , which showed that the total convictions were increased by not more than 83,344 males ...
Page 53
... prisons themselves , " the work of Borstal Committees , " the notable revival of zeal and efficiency in the work of Dis- charged Prisoners ' Aid Societies , the work of Lady Visitors , Chaplains , etc. " They give a long quotation from ...
... prisons themselves , " the work of Borstal Committees , " the notable revival of zeal and efficiency in the work of Dis- charged Prisoners ' Aid Societies , the work of Lady Visitors , Chaplains , etc. " They give a long quotation from ...
Page 54
... prisoners . " They give two tables , one of which gives the age on conviction and the pro- portion per cent . which each category bears to the total , and the other gives the falling rate of re - conviction . The first table shows that ...
... prisoners . " They give two tables , one of which gives the age on conviction and the pro- portion per cent . which each category bears to the total , and the other gives the falling rate of re - conviction . The first table shows that ...
Page 55
... " the stage army of recidivist outlaws , " the intermediate popu- lation between the two extremes of the criminal world , namely , the inmates of local prisons , are not THE DIRECTORS OF CONVICT PRISONS FOR 1913-14 . 55.
... " the stage army of recidivist outlaws , " the intermediate popu- lation between the two extremes of the criminal world , namely , the inmates of local prisons , are not THE DIRECTORS OF CONVICT PRISONS FOR 1913-14 . 55.
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