| The government followed up on these demands in 1900 by mandating the creation of public reformatories in each prefecture. |
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| Given that he has spent much of his life in reformatories and prisons, he is, we're led to believe, somewhat naive about the outside world. |
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| Other institutions such as reformatories were built in the 20th century, when it was believed most crime in Ireland was alcohol-related. |
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| The CHAIRPERSON said the Committee was concerned that street children held in reformatories might be seen as in conflict with the law. |
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| The managers of reformatories and welfare homes take measures to maintain links between children and their families. |
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| Another issue focussed upon by the delegation was the treatment of juveniles, in both reformatories and closed prison establishments. |
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| Many reformers criticised the industrial schools and reformatories as inappropriate for dealing with problem youth. |
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| Since all juvenile offenders are committed to public education, there are no juvenile inmates in the reformatories. |
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| These institutions were meant to fill the gap between public schools and reformatories. |
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| The Committee had received reports that children could be sent to reformatories for six months without any decision by a court. |
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| He acknowledged that the separate reformatories at Isle-aux-Noix and Penetanguishene were a step in the right direction. |
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| Thousands of Chinese youth could be spared time in juvenile detention centers and juvenile reformatories. |
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| The law also provides that juveniles must be placed in reformatories only after solutions such as guidance, admonishment, reprimand or parental pledges have failed. |
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| Studies of the yearly intake of prisons, reformatories, and jails in the United States and Europe show that from one-half to two-thirds of those imprisoned have served previous sentences in the same or in other institutions. |
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| Beginning at age nine, he spent much of his life in juvenile reformatories or in prison for crimes that included petty larceny, armed robbery, burglary, and auto theft. |
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| In examining the state child-care system in Ireland, the series brought to light a Dickensian network of reformatories and residential schools for poor, neglected and abandoned children known as industrial schools. |
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| Social services need to develop preventive work so that vulnerable groups such as women, immigrants and young people between 18-25 coming from reformatories or broken homes do not become homeless. |
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| Progressive legislation, the evolution of reformatories, industrial schools, free education and more use of foster care represented substantial progress. |
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| The organisation supported a program that included special courts for young offenders, limited use of detention for those under 14, qualified staff for reformatories and industrial schools and the use of indefinite sentences. |
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| In addition, education for peace, human rights and respect for the law has to be provided for young people in prisons, reformatories or treatment centres. |
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| Some of the best-run reformatories for both boys and girls were in Quebec. |
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| And why this unseemly obsession with the Reformatories, when the Reformatories were peripheral to this story? |
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