Records of punishment, 1928-1951.

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Records of punishment, 1928-1951.

According to Title 45, Section 49, of the Code of Alabama (1940), in every instance when inmates received corporal punishment, were placed in solitary confinement, or were downgraded in their conduct classification as a result of violating prison regulations, an entry was made in the Record of Punishment book, also known as the Conduct Record. Entries include the name of the prison, the inmate's name, race, sex, serial number, county, offense for which he as punished, the nature and extent of punishment, the date of punishment, and the inmate's revised conduct classification ranking. This series was also created by the Board of Administration (1923-1939).

4 volumes.

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Alabama. Dept. of Corrections and Institutions (1939-1953).

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Alabama. State Board of Administration.

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Sources: Acts of Alabama. In 1919 the Legislature abolished the State Board of Inspectors of Convicts and transferred the powers and authority of that body to the State Board of Control and Economy (SBCE). Likewise the duties of State Prison Inspector were placed under the jurisdiction of the SBCE. The duties of the President of the Board of Inspectors of Convicts were exercised by the state Warden General, appointed by the governor for a four-year term and s...