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Showing 1 to 20 of 45 for “"convicts"”.
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The Transportation of Convicts from County Tipperary to Australia 1836-1853
… The investigation of why, when and how convicts were transported to Australia from the late eighteenth up to the middle of the nineteenth century has been looked at in depth by both historians and those hoping, to trace their convict ancestral roots. Some have studied conditions on the …
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Representations of convicts in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century French culture
… reader-centred approach. It argues that convicts acquired a central cultural importance in the nineteenth century because they embodied a form of transgressive individualism which fascinated bourgeois readers. Convicts functioned as screens onto which readers could project their own …
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The transportation of convicts from the Madras Presidency to the Straits Settlements, 1789 - 1860
… 1860. It discusses the transportation of Indian convicts across the Indian Ocean as a carceral network, understanding it as a set of connections and interactions across the Indian Ocean, and alongside the concept of an ‘Indian Ocean world’. The study begins by examining how transportation was …
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Factors influencing delabeling inconsistency
… stigmatization of ex-deviants, in particular ex-convicts and ex-mental patients, was conceptualized from the labeling theoretical perspective as "delabeling inconsistency" (DI). A questionnaire was administered to a sample of 281 residents of Henry County, Virginia in order to identify factors …
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The archival records on Chinese slaves, convicts, exiles and ‘free blacks' at the Cape of Good Hope (1654 -1838): Conceptualising a digital curation project
… the history on the first wave of Chinese slaves, convicts, exiles and ‘free blacks' at the Cape of Good Hope (1654 -1838). The study method consisted of three parts. First, a thorough literature search and understanding on the theoretical, practical and technical components of the subject. Second, …
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Rights without law: The role of privileges in convict rehabilitation in early colonial New South Wales (1788-1819)
… the role of privileges in the rehabilitation of convicts in the British colony of New South Wales from 1788 until 1819. Privileges were special rights and benefits granted by the Crown to its subjects. They included pardoning a convict from serving the balance of their sentence. The Crown hoped …
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Nuteistųjų stebėjimas elektroninėmis priemonėmis užsienio šalyse ir Lietuvoje /
Electronic Monitoring of Convicts in Foreign Countries and Lithuania.
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A problemática situação prisional brasileira e os desafios no processo ressocializador
… contributes to the social reintegration of convicts process. We could notice that, in terms of legal support and ressocializadora intention, Penal Execution Law presents a construction that provides dignified and humane for the serving of sentences conditions, and establishes the goal of …
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Pastureland
… trouble. When she agrees to house three ex convicts on her property she is faced with a past she's been avoiding and the dangers of the surrounding areas approaching nearer.
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Pastureland
… trouble. When she agrees to house three ex convicts on her property she is faced with a past she's been avoiding and the dangers of the surrounding areas approaching nearer.
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Prodigal daughters: Imprisoned women, reform, and the femine ideal in the British Isles, 1800-1877
… concludes with the refuges. These refuges for convicts helped women secure work but also helped reassure the public that their reformation had been tested prior to release from prison. Prodigal Daughters juxtaposes the neglected topic of Irish women convicts with English women convicts, because …
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Male and female relationships in Australian fiction 1917-1956
… the disproportionate number of male to female convicts. Dixson argues that the male convicts demeaned their female ounterparts unconsciously as a means of compensating for their own lowly positions. This, she argues, resulted in the majority of women in early generations of white settlement …
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Pengaruh harapan terhadap kecenderungan residivis pada narapidana di Lapas Klas I Malang
… reach 77 percent with the number of people 102 convicts and low level of the recidivism tendency reached 100 percent with the number of convicts 133 convicts. Data analysis showed Fcount is 7,780 (F = 0,006). Known by 6,314 Ftable (significance = 0.05). The data shows Fcount > Ftable (0,006 < …
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Spawning and parental care in the pink convict variety of Cichlasoma nigrofasciatum (Gunther)
… each containing a pair of sexually mature pink convicts. Twelve different pairs were observed over a period of 120 days. Pre-spawning and post-spawning activities were noted. These were recorded in a pictograph form developed by the author. Eight of these activities were observed in the …
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The Penal Code (Amendment) Act, 2005, Does the intention of Parliament Harmonize with the practice of Courts?
… resorted to imposing long jail sentences on the convicts. Interestingly, the Supreme Court, in a long time, has upheld a life sentence imposed on a twenty four year old defiler of Mazabuka district, by the Livingstone High Court in Southern Province. Generally speaking, child defilement is …
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Women and fashion in Australia's nineteenth century
… But what of the women? A large number of the convicts transported to New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land has been convicted for felonies connected with clothing theft. Clothing including accessories such as ribbons and handkerchiefs were valuable at the time but also demotic: they were not …
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Klient a jeho cesta terapeutickým kontinuem služeb - rozšířená kazuistika
… unnamed prison in a specialized department for convicts with a behavioral disorder caused by the use of narcotics and psychotropic substances. Respondents were selected randomly for the purpose of diversity in undergoing treatments. Methodology: The practical part of the final bachelor's thesis …
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"Freedom Wears a Cap": The Law, Liberty, and Opportunity for British Convict Servants in Virginia, 1718-1788
… colony receiving a substantial share of those convicts transported to North America. Contemporaries argued that the importation of convict servants led to an increase in crime. This study employs the court records of eighteen counties in Colonial Virginia. The author contends that the evidence …
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A educação nas prisões brasileiras, estudo de caso: penitenciária de segurança máxima criminalista Geraldo Beltrão em João Pessoa - PB.
… constitute obstacles to the resocialization of convicts, not answering the individualization of the sentence. Education is understood as a liberating instrument, giving the man a chance to see the world in which it is inserted, this being responsible for his fate, this described in national and …
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La cárcel y el control del delito en Navarra entre el Antiguo Régimen y el Estado liberal
… with future- considering that most of the convicts were peasants and laborers with socially normalized personal characteristics. In the end, we "listen" to the complaints and even the collective protests of incarcerated people.
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