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... 48 . ... 49 . ... 48 . ... 47 . ... 49 . ... 50 . ... 49 Condemned by Tribunals to imprisonment.
61 ... 65 ... 65 ... 61 ... 62 ... 61 ... 61 ... 64 ... 68 ... 66 ... 66 ... 65 These figures, if they do not show (as might have been foreseen) so large an increase of severity as in the percentages of acquittals, yet prove that repression has not diminished even in the serious character of the punishments. On the other hand, we can see that, in the assize cases, excluding the first period, bef...ore the revision of 1832, whilst capital punishment .shows a certain diminution (especially due to the laws of 1832, 1848, &c., which reduced the number of cases involving the death penalty), though con- tinuing at a certain level since 1 861, sentences of penal servitude and solitary confinement show a con- go CRIMINAL SOCIOLOGY.
tinued increase from the second period, and especially since 185 1.
So also at the Tribunals, except for a few oscilla- tions, as in the ninth period, there is a sustained increase of repression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
... 48 . ... 49 . ... 48 . ... 47 . ... 49 . ... 50 . ... 49 Condemned by Tribunals to imprisonment.
61 ... 65 ... 65 ... 61 ... 62 ... 61 ... 61 ... 64 ... 68 ... 66 ... 66 ... 65 These figures, if they do not show (as might have been foreseen) so large an increase of severity as in the percentages of acquittals, yet prove that repression has not diminished even in the serious character of the punishments. On the other hand, we can see that, in the assize cases, excluding the first period, bef...ore the revision of 1832, whilst capital punishment .shows a certain diminution (especially due to the laws of 1832, 1848, &c., which reduced the number of cases involving the death penalty), though con- tinuing at a certain level since 1 861, sentences of penal servitude and solitary confinement show a con- go CRIMINAL SOCIOLOGY.
tinued increase from the second period, and especially since 185 1.
So also at the Tribunals, except for a few oscilla- tions, as in the ninth period, there is a sustained increase of repression.
What to read after ... Criminal Sociology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferri Enrico to read onlineMoreLess
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