Prison reform: Lindsey urges diviner forces for humane justice
Former Judge Ben B. Lindsey reflects on his 18 years on the bench and argues that modern prison reform should apply humane, nonviolent methods. He cites personal experiences with 700 supervised youths, the road camps of Thomas Mott Osborne, and the need for expert understanding of offenders to reduce crime and rebuild character.
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