How the Vermont Plan Reforms Jail Prisoners By Sheriff Frank H Tracy Employ
How the Vermont Plan Reforms Jail Prisoners By Sheriff Frank H Tracy Employ
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In one case a prisoner employed in a factory left town and was gone for a week or more before the sheriff heard of it. Escapes, indeed, have been very common. The sheriff says that during his first term he sent five men to the penitentiary for run- ning away from jobs at which they had been placed, but appar- ently recent escapes have been allowed to occur without much attempt at recapture.
The tendency to escape is naturally strongest among the float- ing type of prisoners the vagrants who mov...e homelessly from place to place. Men with families in Rock County have almost necessarily worked out their sentences. Public sentiment in Janesville resents this condition, both because of its unfairness and because of the miscarriage of justice in the case of the floaters.
These same difficulties that prisoners are not impressed with the seriousness of their offenses by the system, and that they are likely to escape occur also in the experience of other counties. The relative leniency of the treatment is illustrated by the case of an employe in a mill who was sentenced for nine months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In one case a prisoner employed in a factory left town and was gone for a week or more before the sheriff heard of it. Escapes, indeed, have been very common. The sheriff says that during his first term he sent five men to the penitentiary for run- ning away from jobs at which they had been placed, but appar- ently recent escapes have been allowed to occur without much attempt at recapture.
The tendency to escape is naturally strongest among the float- ing type of prisoners the vagrants who mov...e homelessly from place to place. Men with families in Rock County have almost necessarily worked out their sentences. Public sentiment in Janesville resents this condition, both because of its unfairness and because of the miscarriage of justice in the case of the floaters.
These same difficulties that prisoners are not impressed with the seriousness of their offenses by the system, and that they are likely to escape occur also in the experience of other counties. The relative leniency of the treatment is illustrated by the case of an employe in a mill who was sentenced for nine months.
What to read after How the Vermont Plan Reforms Jail Prisoners By Sheriff Frank H Tracy Employ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Herbert Tracy to read onlineMoreLess
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