Prisons Flashcards

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Who was Robert Peel influenced by?

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Howard and Fry

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Who was the Gaol Act passed by?

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Sir Robert Peel

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When was the Gaol Act passed?

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1823

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What were the points for the Gaol act?

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  • prisons to be secure and health
  • gaolers to be paid
  • prisoners divided into categories
  • women prisons to have women wardens
  • JPs regularly visit and report the the Quarter sessions and the govt
  • attempt to reform through religion education and work
  • paid surgeons, governors and chaplains visit regularly
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When was hard labour on crank abolished?

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1902

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When were there better diets and heated cells introduced?

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1921

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When were teachers employed in prisons?

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1922

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When were open prisons intoduced?

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1936

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When could people pay fines rather than go to prison?

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1914

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When were suspended sentences introduced?

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1967 (could stay out of prison if they re offended)

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When was community service introduced?

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1972

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What system was more expensive?

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Sesperate system

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What was the Silent system a basis of?

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1865 Prisons Act under Sir Edmund du Cane

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What did they do in the silent system?

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  1. Solitary confinement for 9 months
  2. No communications with other prisoners
  3. “Hard labour, hard fare and a hard board”
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What happened if a prisoner broke the law in the silent system?

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Put on a bread and water diet, chained and whipped

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What were the 4 main types of work in the silent system?

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  1. Treadmill
  2. Oakum picking
  3. The crank
  4. Shot drill
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What was food like in the silent system?

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Boring as possible based on gruel for breakfast and supper with limited meat for dinner

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What were beds like in the silent system?

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Hammocks were replaced by hard boards and no mattresses

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When was the seperate and silent system introduced?

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1860s from America

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What was the seperate system based on the belief of?

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The human personality was shaped by circumstances and surroundings

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What was the separate system based on ?

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Almost total solitary confinement

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What were uniforms in the separate system like?

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Included a cape and mask with low peak so inmates would not communicate

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What was in the chapel in the separate system?

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There were seperate stalls so they could only see chaplain

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What happened during exercise in the separate system?

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They were kept 4.5 metres by a long rope with knots

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How many people went made in the separate system?
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How many people had nervous break downs in the separate system?
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How many people committed suixide in the separate system?
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