 | Great Britain. Parliament - Great Britain - 1898 - 1084 pages
...of being adapted to the special case of individual prisoners; that certain discipline and treatment should be more effectually designed to maintain, stimulate,...habits, and, whenever possible, to turn them out of arison better men and women, both physically ind morally, than when they came in." 2 M That was our... | |
 | Humanitarian League - Crime - 1897 - 204 pages
...of being adapted to the special cases of individual prisoners ; that prison discipline and treatment should be more effectually designed to maintain, stimulate,...to train them in orderly and industrial habits, and wherever possible to turn them out of prison better men and women, both physically and morally, than... | |
 | John Mackinnon Robertson, G. Astor Singer - 1896 - 688 pages
...of being adapted to the special cases of individual prisoners ; that prison discipline and treatment should be more effectually designed to maintain, stimulate,...awaken the higher susceptibilities of prisoners, to develope their moral instincts, to train them in orderly and industrial habits, and whenever possible... | |
 | Law - 1895 - 732 pages
...being adapted to the special " cases of individual prisoners ; that prison discipline and treat" ment should be more effectually designed to maintain, stimulate,...to turn them out of prison better " men and women, both physically and morally, than when they " came in." Such recommendations as deal with this subject... | |
 | Alan Norrie - Law - 2001 - 308 pages
...report of the Gladstone Committee of l895 which observed that . . . prison discipline and treatment should be more effectually designed to maintain, stimulate...possible to turn them out of prison better men and women, both physically and morally, than when they came in. (Stem. l987. 60) This new approach shifted from... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1897 - 572 pages
...of being adapted to the special cases of individual prisoners ; that prison discipline and treatment should be more effectually designed to maintain, stimulate,...to train them in orderly and industrial habits, and wherever possible to turn them out of prison better men and women, both physically and morally, than... | |
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We think that the system should be made more elastic, more capable of being adopted to the special cases of individual prisoners; that prison discipline and treatment should be more effectually designed to maintain, stimulate or awaken the higher susceptibilities... 