The Jail As a Perverter of Womanhood
The Jail As a Perverter of Womanhood
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The Lynchburg farm is a large tract of land where the men can have outdoor work. When I visited this institution two years ago no women prisoners had ever been sent there, though a ten-room house had been built for that purpose. It was 6 at that time occupied by the assistant superintendent and his family. The women were still kept in an old unsanitary jail in the town of Lynchburg, where they had no work and no outdoor life of any kind. While it is unwise to have men and women in the same inst...itution, industrial farms for women could be arranged for a group of counties, if no one county had enough prisoners to justify the expense of such an institution. What is being done for convicted women in Clinton, N. J. , at the State Reformatory for Women, and in Rockwell City, Iowa, at the State Reformatory for Women, can be done for women who are sent for short terms. First offenders should have probation, and that should be con- tinued as long as there is hope of the woman responding to pro- bation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Lynchburg farm is a large tract of land where the men can have outdoor work. When I visited this institution two years ago no women prisoners had ever been sent there, though a ten-room house had been built for that purpose. It was 6 at that time occupied by the assistant superintendent and his family. The women were still kept in an old unsanitary jail in the town of Lynchburg, where they had no work and no outdoor life of any kind. While it is unwise to have men and women in the same inst...itution, industrial farms for women could be arranged for a group of counties, if no one county had enough prisoners to justify the expense of such an institution. What is being done for convicted women in Clinton, N. J. , at the State Reformatory for Women, and in Rockwell City, Iowa, at the State Reformatory for Women, can be done for women who are sent for short terms. First offenders should have probation, and that should be con- tinued as long as there is hope of the woman responding to pro- bation.
What to read after The Jail As a Perverter of Womanhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martha P Falconer to read onlineMoreLess
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