Practical Efforts At Character Building for Jail Prisoners Presented At the Fif
Practical Efforts At Character Building for Jail Prisoners Presented At the Fif
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In the same ratio that we concentrate on the human side of this problem will we solve the economical question involved; and as there are approximately 100 jails to each penitentiary and 29 arrests for misdemeanor for each arrest for felony, the greatest opportunity for the social worker is, just as Dr. Hastings H. Hart says, in the jail.
It is in the jail that we have the opportunity to meet the mis- demeanant or felon when he first comes in contact with the authorities, and if the proper conta...ct is made with him then, he can more easily be turned from a life of crime than if left to him- self or the influences of his associates in jail.
In jail we will find the young boy whose parents live in another city or state, and he is so humiliated that he will not let them know of his predicament, so he is left to the tender mercies of the more hardened associates with whom he must mingle; while if a man were to go to the boy as a father or a brother and get him to open up his heart, many times he could be saved, not only from prison but from a life of crime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the same ratio that we concentrate on the human side of this problem will we solve the economical question involved; and as there are approximately 100 jails to each penitentiary and 29 arrests for misdemeanor for each arrest for felony, the greatest opportunity for the social worker is, just as Dr. Hastings H. Hart says, in the jail.
It is in the jail that we have the opportunity to meet the mis- demeanant or felon when he first comes in contact with the authorities, and if the proper conta...ct is made with him then, he can more easily be turned from a life of crime than if left to him- self or the influences of his associates in jail.
In jail we will find the young boy whose parents live in another city or state, and he is so humiliated that he will not let them know of his predicament, so he is left to the tender mercies of the more hardened associates with whom he must mingle; while if a man were to go to the boy as a father or a brother and get him to open up his heart, many times he could be saved, not only from prison but from a life of crime.
What to read after Practical Efforts At Character Building for Jail Prisoners Presented At the Fif?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Franklin Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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