Rethinking prison reform and penalties in 19th‑century Pennsylvania
A concise study of how lawmakers and reformers debated reducing sentences for good behavior, and what that would mean for justice and public safety.
This work surveys proposed changes to prison discipline, the idea of rewarding conduct, and the risks of pardons tied to daily behavior. It explains how reports, classifications, and careful safeguards were seen as essential to measuring any impact on crime and rehabilitation."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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