Introductory Report to the Code of Prison Discipline Explanatory of the Princi
Introductory Report to the Code of Prison Discipline Explanatory of the Princi
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It is one of protection, from which the innocent have every thing to gain, and of which the guilty cannot complain: for it imposes no unnecessary re- straint, , and takes from them only the power of corrupting and being farther corrupted. The danger of guilty associations; the duty of avoiding them by a careful separation of the innocent from those who Jabour under presumption of guilt ; of those ac- cased or convicted of offences, implying no great degree of mor- al turpitude, from those who a...re presumed or known to be guil- ty ut" crimes which evince depravity of mind and manners ; of the young from the old offender ; arc" considerations on which the code of prison discipline rests ; and on the code of prison di- c'pline depends the whole system of penal law. It is for this IN'TEODXICTIOX. . , t reason that classification before trial has been provided ior with the same care that is required after conviction ; and it has been particularly urged in the report, from a conviction that its importance in penal jurisprudence has not hitherto been pro- perly appreciated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is one of protection, from which the innocent have every thing to gain, and of which the guilty cannot complain: for it imposes no unnecessary re- straint, , and takes from them only the power of corrupting and being farther corrupted. The danger of guilty associations; the duty of avoiding them by a careful separation of the innocent from those who Jabour under presumption of guilt ; of those ac- cased or convicted of offences, implying no great degree of mor- al turpitude, from those who a...re presumed or known to be guil- ty ut" crimes which evince depravity of mind and manners ; of the young from the old offender ; arc" considerations on which the code of prison discipline rests ; and on the code of prison di- c'pline depends the whole system of penal law. It is for this IN'TEODXICTIOX. . , t reason that classification before trial has been provided ior with the same care that is required after conviction ; and it has been particularly urged in the report, from a conviction that its importance in penal jurisprudence has not hitherto been pro- perly appreciated.
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