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Corrective Penalization is a documentary film from 1956 that explores the concept of corrective penalization within city traffic courts. It provides insights into how traffic offenses are categorized and the significance of accurate information in administering justice.
This film is relatively rare, often overlooked in favor of more mainstream documentaries of its time, but it holds a certain appeal for collectors interested in legal history and educational media. There aren't many copies floating around, as it was primarily distributed for specific educational purposes. Its stark, factual approach to the subject matter offers a unique glimpse into mid-century attitudes towards law and order, making it a curious piece for anyone delving into the genre.
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Corrective Penalization is a documentary film.
Corrective Penalization was released in 1956.
The film was produced by the American Bar Association and Apex Film Corp, but the director is not specified.
The top cast includes Michael Emmet, Phil Chambers, Harmon Stevens, John Milton Kennedy, and Stacy Keach, Sr.
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