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X V m . O n what conditions are remissions of im–
prisonment granted ?
X I X . Have. Coroner's Inquests been held on every
occasion of. a death in prison daring the past year t
and what_were"the verdicts I
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Answers.
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Prisoners of good behaviour and industrious in labour
sentenced to not less than two years are, if males, after
three-fourths, or, if females, after two-thirds of their
term of imprisonment has expired, recommended to the*
Governor for remission of their sentence,' with^'or
without, Ticket of Leave. Prisoners under a sentence-
of less than two years but not less than one month;
earn by good conduct and industry a remission of onsS
sixth of their sentence.
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Seven prisoners died in prison during the past year
as a result of execution. N o inquest was held, but the?
Medical Officer certified in each case that death was
due to dislocation of the cervical vertebrae..,-;;. jjtf&li
O n e prisoner died in the Prison Hospital..- An mquesj
-was held by the Coroner and the verdict'was " Natural
death".
• Rheumatism, malarial fever, dlarrix—.*
digestive and respiratory system,
dyspepsia, diseases of skin, syphilis, uouiltntilloi
hernia, colic, anaemia, bronchial catarrh, debuity.nt
X X I . W h a t are, shortly, the rules as to Diet 1
Extra Diet allowed to prisoners earning and
keeping 1 or 2 Badges.
Sunday
Tuesday...
Friday ...
25 drams Olives.
30 drams Bulgur.
10 drams Olive-oil.
I cup Turkish Coffee.
1 mag of Tea.
WEEKLY DIETARY.
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D I S T A S T No. 1. • • * . . •
. 250 drams Bread
| 26 „ Cheese
230 „ Bread
60 „ Fresh Vegetables
10 „ Oil
250 „ Bread
75 „ Cooked meat fres of boos
60 „ Bice before being cooked
250 „ Bread
50 '•'„ Bulgur orBakla -
10 „ Ott .: -,...•.;..• ...
DlXTA&T No. 2.
The same as Dietary No. 1 with the addition of 60 drams of
Bread for each convict.
DlETAKT No. 3.
Daily 250 drams of Bread,
One day 40 drams olives,
next day 60 drams fresh Vegetables as directed in Dietary No. 1.
DlET.*aT No. 4.
Punishment diet for all prisoners.
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Water, Unlimited
- In addition to above, fresh fruit in limited quantities m a y ht
supplied w h e n so ordered by the Medical Officer of the Prison f.
alto extra diet of 40 d r a m s olives a n d 40 d r a m s raisins art-
supplied once a week, ix., raisins o n Tuesdays a n d olires oa
Saturdays to all long sentence m a l e and female prisoners doriig
the months w h e n n o fruit is given. --;';.•
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