Category: Law & Criminology

The Review, Vol. 1, No. 2, February 1911

Various; National Prisoners' Aid Association [Publisher]· 3 chapters· 10,545 words

These are the months that count. This issue of the REVIEW brings notice of many bills introduced in various states for the betterment of prison conditions and for the welfare of the prisoner. Let prisoners’ aid societies show during these next few months that they can work for...

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These are the months that count. This issue of the REVIEW brings notice of many bills introduced in various states for the betterment of prison conditions and for the welfare of...

2. Part 2

From the first the society has advocated separate confinement and individual treatment, but has not stood for absolutely solitary imprisonment. There is no objection to work bei...

3. Part 3

One finds a spirit more human than that of the Harvard professor in the warden of the state prison at Walla Walla, Wash. The latter declares that the striped suit and the lock s...