Forgotten Reformer

Discover the impactful journey of criminal justice reform in late nineteenth-century America with Forgotten Reformer by Frank Morn. Published by the University Press of America in 2010, this compelling paperback spans 402 pages, delving into the life and career of Robert McClaughry. As a prison warden, chief of police in Chicago, and a reformatory superintendent, McClaughry was instrumental in pioneering a reform movement that continues to influence modern practices. Morn meticulously traces these developments, providing readers with a rich understanding of the historical context and significance of McClaughry's contributions to the field of criminology and justice administration. Engage with this vital piece of history that highlights the evolution of criminal justice and the enduring legacy of a true reformer.