Behavior Modification: Winners in the Game of Life

Aynes, Richard L.

Journal: Cleveland State Law Review

Volume: 24

First Page: 422

Year: 1975

Bluebook Citation: 24 CLEV. ST. L. REV. 422 (1975)

Author: Richard L. Aynes: all 20 publications


Abstract

It is because the officials who administer the penal institutions are firmly committed to "behavior control" as a method of penological re-form that it is important to consider this "new approach" and all of its ramifications. It is to that end that this note will consider the extent and intensity of behavior control programs; the legal ramifications of such programs; and prospects for the future.

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