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    A Schematic Diagram On The Development of Institutional Correction

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    The document outlines the development of institutional correction over four eras: 1) Primitive institutional correction utilized physical punishment and deterrence. 2) The rise of incarceration saw imprisonment replace corporal punishment. 3) The Pennsylvania and Auburn systems used solitary confinement, hard labor, and silence to rehabilitate and deter offenders. 4) The age of reform introduced parole, probation, and education to rehabilitate offenders and reintegrate them into society.

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    The document outlines the development of institutional correction over four eras: 1) Primitive institutional correction utilized physical punishment and deterrence. 2) The rise of incarceration saw imprisonment replace corporal punishment. 3) The Pennsylvania and Auburn systems used solitary confinement, hard labor, and silence to rehabilitate and deter offenders. 4) The age of reform introduced parole, probation, and education to rehabilitate offenders and reintegrate them into society.

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    The document outlines the development of institutional correction over four eras: 1) Primitive institutional correction utilized physical punishment and deterrence. 2) The rise of incarceration saw imprisonment replace corporal punishment. 3) The Pennsylvania and Auburn systems used solitary confinement, hard labor, and silence to rehabilitate and deter offenders. 4) The age of reform introduced parole, probation, and education to rehabilitate offenders and reintegrate them into society.

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    A Schematic Diagram on The Development of Institutional Correction

    Physical Emerged in 18th


    Age of Reform
    punishment was The Rise of to 19th century, The offenders
    utilized to Incarcenation used solitary are
    uphold law and confinement and Parole,
    deter hard labor to reintegrated
    probation and
    criminality. Imprisonment deter crime educational back into
    replaced opportunities society
    corporal were provided
    Primitive punishment. The Pennsylvania
    to the law The Reintegration
    Institutional and Auburn
    offenders Era
    Correction System

    A. Primitive Institutional Correction


    This era of institutional correction utilized the following.

    a) Death
    b) Corporal Punishment
    c) Public Humiliation
    d) Banishment

    B. The Rise of Incarceration


    As a result of the humanitarian movement's advocacy for treating offenders with greater compassion,
    imprisonment replaced corporal punishment.
    C. The Pennsylvania and Auburn System
    a) Pennsylvania System utilizes solitary confinement and reflect as means of rehabilitating someone.
    b) Auburn System emphasizes silence and hard labor to deter a person when he commits crime.
    D. Age of Reform
    In order to deter a crime, parole, probation and educational opportunities were provided to the law offenders. It
    replaced corporal punishment, banishment exile and physical disfigurement and shifted to rehabilitation which
    became its goal of correction.

    D. The Reintegration Era


    The offenders are reintegrated back into society, which includes providing them livelihood and skill they could use
    upon release.

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