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Courts and sentencing

the principle that conditions for prisoners must not be better than those of the poorest free workers, which sets an upper limit on penal reform.

In courts and sentencing, less eligibility refers to the principle that conditions for prisoners must not be better than those of the poorest free workers, which sets an upper limit on penal reform. This meaning comes from Sieh (1989) in Criminal Justice Policy Review.[1]

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References

Sieh, E. W. (1989). Less Eligibility: The Upper Limits Of Penal Policy. Criminal Justice Policy Review, 3(2), 159-183. https://doi.org/10.1177/088740348900300204

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