(Untitled), Jan 1911
Scope and Contents
Printed letter from Sir Edward Troup [Permanent Under Secretary of State, Home Office] explaining legislative changes proposed by [WSC] which would give the Courts increased discretionary powers and new forms of summary discipline. He includes the following proposals: classification of petty offenders into "Occasional" and "Habitual"; the introduction of a "Defaulters Drill" as punishment for juvenile offenders; the substitution of immediate punishment instead of fines; the abolition of short sentences; and the application of classification to longer sentences. He ends with an appeal for suggestions from Magistrates.
Dates
- Creation: Jan 1911
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Copyright: Crown
Extent
1 folio(s)
Language of Materials
English
External Documents
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