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MISS BAUGHAN'S LECTURE. Miss B. E. Baughnn, 8.A., gave a,, lecture cm Penal Reform at the Trades Hall on Saturday night. There was n large attendance, and the lecture was listened to with great interest. Miss Baughan tcok as an example, the lives of seven criminals. She dealt upon each separately and claimed that the case 3 showed the U6elessness of punishment as 4 cure, and said that probation and individual attention were what was necessarv. The solution was that each should do "his duty, thus preventing the production of habitual criminals by avoiding unnecessary detention, of offenders. At the conclusion of the lecture, Miss Baughan answered questions and was accorded ft Totjft of thanks.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18681, 3 May 1926, Page 1
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