10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PENOLOGICALLY»
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penologically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
penologically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Principles of Criminology
Practically everyone admits that most men leave prison worse than when they
enter. This is not the fault of the industries, but it is a strong indication that the
present emphasis on industries does not produce the desired results
penologically" (p.
Edwin H. Sutherland, Donald R. Cressey, David F. Luckenbill, 1992
2
American Journal of Correction
Penologically Speaking (Continued) Ellis C. MacOougall, associate director,
University of. Dear Editor: As a new member of the American Correctional
Association, I was enthusiastically perusing my January- February 1975 issue of
the ...
3
West's federal reporter : cases argued and determined in the ...
There are two relevant senses in which a punishment may be penologically
justified. The obvious one is where the state intends to impose the challenged
harm to fulfill the retributive or deterrent functions of punishment. In Sample's
case, if the ...
4
Washington and Lee Law Review
... condition must be penologically unjustified to establish an eighth amendment
violation.107 Furthermore, no lower federal courts suggest that a finding of
penologically unjustified pain is indispensable to an eighth amendment claim.
108 The ...
5
Prisons in the Neoliberal Era: Class and Symbolic Dimensions
Indeed, the current strategies of 'demonisation' reflect Emile Durkheim's analysis
of punishment's goals, which are more emotionally rather than penologically
driven (Johnstone, 2000: 166; Zimring and Johnson, 2006: 2), encouraging
policy ...
Thirdly, it is said to be "penologically effective". As an alternative to short-term
imprisonment it has obvious advantages in terms of the avoidance of the adverse
consequences of imprisonment. There is some evidence that it is more effective
in ...
... a fundamental element of crime control and criminal justice, the special
punishment reserved for the most serious crime. In late-modern America, the
death penalty has ceased to be governmentally or penologically necessary in
these ways.
8
Historical Dictionary of the Friends (Quakers)
... cofounder of Britain's Howard Association (later League) for Penal Reform, and
he was its indefatigable, if penologically eclectic, chair for 40 years. One of
Britain's most renowned 20th-century penal reformers was Margery Fry (1874–
1958), ...
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Exploring modern probation: Social theory and organisational ...
Nevertheless emotive knee-jerk reactions operate more at the level of political
expedience, as in breachpolicy and thebenefit sanction,than doing what couldbe
deemed tobe penologically effective, rational, helpfulor even evidence-based.
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Understanding Justice 2/E: An introduction to Ideas, ...
Above all, his claim that punishment can be at once politically necessary – for the
maintenance of a particular form of authority – and penologically limited in its
capacity to control crime, seems to touch upon a crucial characteristic of ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PENOLOGICALLY»
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penologically is used in the context of the following news items.
Scientists call solitary confinement 'damaging and unnecessary'
There is no reason penologically why you can't have windows in a cell, why you can't give people some out-of-cell time to recreate in small ... «BBC News, Feb 14»
Calif. prison guard murder defendants challenge death penalty
“There simply is no penologically legitimate reason why the United States selects some for capital prosecution . . . while never even considering ... «McClatchy Washington Bureau, Sep 13»
