1. Correctional Administration PERSONALITIES

2. Famous for founding Pennsylvania
Advocated religious freedom
Fought for the abolition of DEATH
penalty as a form of punishment.

3. WILLIAM PENN

4. A French historian and philosopher who analyzed law as an expression of justice.
He was famous for his advocacy in reforming SLAVERY as a means of punishment.
He was famous for the theory
“separation of powers” of the legislative, judiciary and the executive

5. Charles Montesquieu (1689-1755)

6. He was also a social reformist who believes that
(Pen name VOLTAIR ( )
was a French writer, historian and philosopher famous for his advocacies of civil rights including
freedom of religion.
He was also a social reformist who believes that
fear of shame was a deterrent to crime.

7. FRANCOIS MARIE AROUET

8. famous father of the Classical School of thought in criminology and law
presented the humanistic goal of law as a means to deal with the criminal justice.

9. CESARE Bonesana Marchese de BECCARIA
( )

10. The greatest leader in the reform of English Criminal Law.
He believes that whatever
punishment designed to negate whatever pleasure or gain the criminal derives
from crime, the crime rate would go down
(Doctrine of Hedonism).

11. was also famous for the
prison design known as PANOPTICON PRISON

12. Jeremy Bentham

13. Father of Prison Reform
Sheriff of Bedfordshire in who devoted his life and fortune to prison reform. Thus, he gained the fame as
Father of Prison Reform
Segregation of:
men – women, young – adult
Provision of Sanitation
Single cells for sleeping
Abolition of fee system

14. John Howard ( )

15. Mark System

16. Alexander Maconochie

17. Irish Prison System

18. Walter Crofton

19. Inmates as Petty Officers

20. Manuel Montesimos

21. Elmira Reformatory

22. Zebulon Brockway

23. Borstal Institution

24. Evelyn Ruggles Brise

25. English lawyer and penologist; known as Father of probation in England

26. Matthew Davenport Hill (1792 – 1872)

27. Founder of American Probation
Boston,
Massachusetts (a shoemaker) – his effort led to the 1st probation legislation in the United States in 1878
true Father of Probation. Hence, the true origin of modern probation was the US.

28. John Augustus ( )

29. An ex-chief of police of Boston, ___________________________was named probation officer, thus becoming the
first probation officer employed by the government.

30. Edward N. Savage

31. House Bill No. 393 was filed by _______________________________ This was the second Bill/measure that attempts to established an adult probation in the Philippines after its forerunner Act No of 1935 was declared unconstitutional

32. Teudolo C. Natividad and Ramon Bagatsing.

33. known as the Father of Probation in the Philippines together with Cong
known as the Father of Probation in the Philippines together with Cong. Ramon Bagatsing.

34. Teudolo C. Natividad