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When an individual becomes socially dangerous, it is necessary for society to protect itself from his acts. The simplest device is merely to isolate the offender. Somewhat more complex, but of more positive value, is the reconstruction of the individual's personality so that he may be permitted to remain within the community.' Traditionally, the former course has been pursued, the length of the segregation period being arbitrarily fixed by a preconceived standard of the amount of punishment befitting the particular criminal act. That such penal practice has failed to protect society is indicated by the fact that 50 to 80 per cent of prison inmates serve such periods of incarceration only to commit crimes again upon their release.2

Toward Rehabilitation of Criminals: Appraisal of Statutory Treatment of Mentally Disordered Recidivists