English Local Government volume 6
English Local Government volume 6
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Tliis was a graphic description of the horrible condition of about a dozen prisons in London and other towns, which went through six PEEL'S ACT 73 Successive Committees of Parliament revealed the unmistakable connection between the rapid increase of crime, the overcrowding of the gaols and the up- growth of a whole population of juvenile and pro- fessional criminals. The statistical returns now laid annually before Parliament under the Act of 1815, supplied irresistible arguments to the reforme...rs.^ In 1822 Peel succeeded Lord Sidmouth as Home Secretary, and, urged on all sides to consolidate the criminal law, decided to begin with the least contro- versial department, that of the Gaol Acts, and to embody in his consolidating measure the commonly accepted principles of prison reform, for the applica- tion of which an influential Select Committee had just strongly pressed. -' His Bill, considered by a Select Committee in 1822, and passed into law in 1823, was the first measure of general prison reform to be framed and enacted on the responsibility of the national executive.^ editions within the year.
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Tliis was a graphic description of the horrible condition of about a dozen prisons in London and other towns, which went through six PEEL'S ACT 73 Successive Committees of Parliament revealed the unmistakable connection between the rapid increase of crime, the overcrowding of the gaols and the up- growth of a whole population of juvenile and pro- fessional criminals. The statistical returns now laid annually before Parliament under the Act of 1815, supplied irresistible arguments to the reforme...rs.^ In 1822 Peel succeeded Lord Sidmouth as Home Secretary, and, urged on all sides to consolidate the criminal law, decided to begin with the least contro- versial department, that of the Gaol Acts, and to embody in his consolidating measure the commonly accepted principles of prison reform, for the applica- tion of which an influential Select Committee had just strongly pressed. -' His Bill, considered by a Select Committee in 1822, and passed into law in 1823, was the first measure of general prison reform to be framed and enacted on the responsibility of the national executive.^ editions within the year.
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