Our Rejected Children
Our Rejected Children
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Strecker, Dr. Frederick H. Leavitt and Dr. Joseph Hughes went beyond the usual routine finding as to "criminal responsibility" to include a sharp criticism of present-day handling of children with behavior problems.
The three psychiatrists performed the principal function for which they had been appointed by the court: they found that Seymour was "at the time of the commission of the al- leged crime and is now capable of distinguishing between Children Who Kill 195 right and wrong within the me...aning of the legal interpreta- tion of such capacity" and that, in their opinion, the boy was neither psychotic (medically insane) or feeble-minded. They gave their diagnosis of the boy's case as "constitutional psy- chopathic inferiority" and expressed the opinion that "by reason of his personality, his previous behavior and the nature of the crime of which he is accused and its motiva- tions, Seymour would be likely to commit similar crimes unless adequately restrained. " They recommended, therefore, that "society be completely and permanently protected from his serious antisocial behavior tendencies for the remainder of his life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strecker, Dr. Frederick H. Leavitt and Dr. Joseph Hughes went beyond the usual routine finding as to "criminal responsibility" to include a sharp criticism of present-day handling of children with behavior problems.
The three psychiatrists performed the principal function for which they had been appointed by the court: they found that Seymour was "at the time of the commission of the al- leged crime and is now capable of distinguishing between Children Who Kill 195 right and wrong within the me...aning of the legal interpreta- tion of such capacity" and that, in their opinion, the boy was neither psychotic (medically insane) or feeble-minded. They gave their diagnosis of the boy's case as "constitutional psy- chopathic inferiority" and expressed the opinion that "by reason of his personality, his previous behavior and the nature of the crime of which he is accused and its motiva- tions, Seymour would be likely to commit similar crimes unless adequately restrained. " They recommended, therefore, that "society be completely and permanently protected from his serious antisocial behavior tendencies for the remainder of his life.
What to read after Our Rejected Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Deutsch to read onlineMoreLess
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