Statistica Carceraria Italiana ...

Statistica Carceraria Italiana, written by Ugo Conti and published in 1905, offers a detailed statistical analysis of the Italian prison system. This historical document provides valuable insights into the state of incarceration, including data on prison populations, demographics of inmates, and aspects of the penal system's operation in early 20th-century Italy. Conti's work serves as a primary source for researchers and historians studying the evolution of criminal justice and social conditions in Italy. The study's meticulous statistical approach makes it an essential resource for understanding the historical context of penology and the administration of justice in the Italian state during this period.

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