This came with the caption "Chechen man caned in Grozny, Sept 15, 1996". The source is unknown, but the picture looks genuine enough. Drawing from The American Magazine purporting to show a paddling in a prison. We do not know whether this is closely based on reality or just the artist's imagination. I do not remember seeing a barrel used in this way before. It would seem more logical to have the recipient placed over the barrel sideways on, as used to be done in Jamaica for judicial CP (see "Stills from The Harder They Come").

In the United States, judicial flogging was last used in 1952 in Delaware when a wife-beater got 20 lashes. In Delaware, the criminal code permitted floggings until 1972. [71] [72] [73] One of the major objections to judicial corporal punishment in the United States was that it was unpleasant to administer. [ citation needed] Other countries [ edit ] Reasonable corporal punishment in the home is lawful in all Australian states, according to anti-CP agitators GITEACPOC [PDF]. S2, Ep.17 'Troublemaker': The ill-tempered school master Mr. Applewood hits Laura's hands with a ruler for passing notes in class. Later, when Laura refuses to rat out the student who dumped his bag, Mr. Applewood suspects the innocent Laura and threatens to severely beat her in front of the class. He is about to cane her, when he is interrupted by Laura's father just in time. [2] A large crowd -- all male, it would appear -- gathered to watch Saeed Ghanbari's flogging (see previous item), including several quite young children. The movie is set in a girl's high school, where the teachers liberally dish out corporal punishment, like beatings, on the students. [15]This is also said to be the South Korean army. It is not certain whether this is "the real thing" or a posed scene, possibly from a movie. But informed sources who have served with South Korean troops say they find it entirely plausible. The Constitutional Court decided in 1995 in the case of S v Williams and Others that caning of juveniles was unconstitutional. Although the ruling in S v Williams was limited to the corporal punishment of males under the age of 21, Justice Langa mentioned in dicta that there was a consensus that corporal punishment of adults was also unconstitutional. [54] JCP PICTURES Judicial, prison and military punishment pictures from various countries Commentary by C. Farrell Set in a tough working-class environment of 1970s Glasgow, various scenes depict the liberal use of corporal punishment in the protagonist's (John McGill) catholic school. In one, a boy and two girls are strapped on their palms by the headmaster; in another, John is similarly punished by his teacher. [28] The Canadian Regulation School Strap: How the strap was adopted, dispensed and ultimately banned, and why it is gone forever. Corporal punishment policy, practice, procedure, regulation, and world, judicial and parental CP influences, by Harold A. Hoff

What do the entries in Friends Reunited tell us about corporal punishment in UK schools in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s? Includes a "Top Fifty CP Schools" feature based on the number of mentions of CP for each school. In 1854, all forms of JCP were abolished in the Netherlands with the exception of whipping. Whipping was later abolished in 1870.

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Cover of a book in German, literally "The punishments of the Chinese", published in Dresden in 1898, translated from English, it says. I deduce that this was probably a translation of The Punishments of China, illustrated by twenty-two engravings, attributed to George Henry Mason (London, 1801), which I have not seen but which, according to various catalogues, includes an engraving -- very possibly the one seen here -- captioned "An offender undergoing the bastinade". When a distant dad and his rebellious teenage daughter are trapped at home by a pandemic, he has to learn how to discipline.