Lesson 3 More Crime and Less punishment Part Two Backgroumd formation W B T LE ENTER
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Lesson 3 More Crime and Less punishment ackground / formation Contents I。 Author I。 Alcatraz island III。 Parole IV. Hierarchy of American Laws V. Quiz on American Crime and Prison V工. Related Reading W B T LE NEXT
Lesson 3 More Crime and Less Punishment W B T L E I. Author II. Alcatraz Island III. Parole IV. Hierarchy of American Laws V. Quiz on American Crime and Prison VI. Related Reading Background Information
Lesson 3 More Crime and Less punishment I. Author Richard moran Richard Moran is a criminologist and a leading expert on the insanity defense, capital punishment, and the history of the electric chair. His book The Executioner's Current (Knopf, 2002)is the story of i how the electric chair developed out of an effort by one nineteenth-century electric company to discredit the other W B T LE The end of autho NEXT
Lesson 3 More Crime and Less Punishment W B T L E I. Author Richard Moran Richard Moran is a criminologist and a leading expert on the insanity defense, capital punishment, and the history of the electric chair. His book The Executioner’s Current (Knopf, 2002) is the story of how the electric chair developed out of an effort by one nineteenth-century electric company to discredit the other. The end of Author
Lesson 3 More Crime and Less punishment II. Alcatraz Island Alcatraz Island is one of golden Gate National Recreation Areas most popular destinations, offering a close-up look at a historic and infamous federal prison. Visitors to the island cannot only explore the remnants of the prison, but can also learn about the Indian occupation of 1969-1971, m≤ early military fortifications (the first U.S. fort on the coast), and the West Coast's first (and oldest operating lighthouse. These structures and the island's many natural features are being preserved by the National Park Service. W B T LE The end of Alcatraz island NEXT
Lesson 3 More Crime and Less Punishment W B T L E II. Alcatraz Island The end of Alcatraz Island. Alcatraz Island is one of Golden Gate National Recreation Area’s most popular destinations, offering a close-up look at a historic and infamous federal prison. Visitors to the island cannot only explore the remnants of the prison, but can also learn about the Indian occupation of 1969-1971, early military fortifications (the first U.S. fort on the coast), and the West Coast’s first (and oldest operating) lighthouse. These structures and the island’s many natural features are being preserved by the National Park Service
Lesson 3 More Crime and Less punishment I. Parole(假 Parole, in criminal law, means release from prison of a convict before the expiration of his term on condition that his activities be restricted and that he report regularly to an officer. The convict generally remains under sentence, and the restrictions (as of residence, occupation, type of associates) and the supervision are intended to prevent a relapse into crime. Any violation of parole may result in return to imprisonment. The procedure of parole is regulated by statute in the jurisdictions of the United States. W B T LE To be continued on the next page. NEXT
Lesson 3 More Crime and Less Punishment W B T L E III. Parole (假释) To be continued on the next page. Parole, in criminal law, means release from prison of a convict before the expiration of his term on condition that his activities be restricted and that he report regularly to an officer. The convict generally remains under sentence, and the restrictions (as of residence, occupation, type of associates) and the supervision are intended to prevent a relapse into crime. Any violation of parole may result in return to imprisonment. The procedure of parole is regulated by statute in the jurisdictions of the United States