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sentencing them. 2. The "hunch" system of sentencing offenders admittedly adopted by many of the judges cannot be justified as a substitute for a thorough study of the individual characteristics and problems of the prisoners. 3. There can be little question that many men are sent to prison who would be good risks on probation, in fact, better reformative prospects than when they are released from prison. 4. Much educational work needs to be done among the judges of the country in making more clear the functions which good parole and probation work could and should perform in controlling and rehabilitating the convicted. 5. Far too many judges are carelessly lenient in disposing of cases involving youthful first offenders. Frequently such offenders are released on probation into the custody of their parents or relatives who have already demonstrated a lack of control over them.

Illogical Variations in Sentences of Felons Committed to Massachusetts State Prison