United States: Two news clips (2008) about a Texas judge who offered parents the option of paddling their youngsters in his courtroom.

United States: PBS TV interview (2011) (6 minutes) with Peter Moskos, who discusses his book advocating flogging as an optional replacement for imprisonment in certain cases. Unlike caning under civil laws, the punishment under Islamic law is not painful or harsh and was meant to educate the women, said Sinwan. “Repentance is the ultimate aim for their sin,” he said. One of many "nudie-cutie" grind-house films Friedman made in the '60s and '70s. Part of a series of colorful costume dramas he wrote based on literary sources. The story, set in 17th century Italy, is based on two stories from Boccaccio's "The Decameron". Filmed in and around an elegant Medieval-style mansion in the Hollywood hills. Marsha Jordan, one of the biggest stars of the exploitation genre, plays the lesbian mistress of a girl's school. Features the usual Friedman ingredients: lesbianism, nudity, simulated sex, flagellation, and risque humor. United States: TV news report, Jan 2012: A mother complains about school paddling of her son, even though she had given permission for it.Clip shows tawse being made, staged shots of tawse in use, report on implications of Campbell and Cosans judgment for CP in UK schools.

The Institute stars Franco as one of the staff, the menacing Dr Cairn, and the Hollywood star added to his laurels by co-directing the movie with Pamela Romanowsky. Malaysia religious minister Mujahid Yusuf later said the government does not support the promotion of LGBT culture. Brief film of a another public caning of that era, and of the offender being carried away afterwards. More than 100 people witnessed the caning in an Islamic court in the northeast state of Terengganu.See the postings for "Terminal Island" and "Sweet Sugar" for more Women in Prison clips and trailers. Woman sentenced to Sharia caning for drinking beer asks for the punishment to be administered in public. (In fact, it was never administered at all.) Two TV news films giving rival CBS and ABC takes on a 2007 bill (which failed) in Massachusetts that would have outlawed parental corporal punishment in the home. Parents are briefly seen spanking their bratty toddlers. A TV news report (Jan 2008) on a proposal to abolish school CP in Ohio, including an interview with a high-school principal who uses the paddle. A 1978 TV news item about a high-school paddling in a small Oklahoma town. One of the spanked students is interviewed.

A brief silent glimpse of an official caning in front of a crowd of thousands under the Zia regime, c.1980. Two rival TV news items (2007) on carpenter Joey Salvati of Pennsylvania, who, in obedience to a message from God, makes paddles and sends them free to parents who wish to discipline their kids. United States: TV news report (June 2014) on the acquittal on assault charges of a school principal in Mississippi who had paddled three boys.United States: Interview with a Memphis teacher, May 2007, who says that the abolition of corporal punishment has failed. An earlier (2009) report on the same subject, including a view of an illegal immigrant's bottom after one stroke of the rotan. Two youths paddled by, allegedly, their father. UPDATE: It now appears that this clip is from South Africa, not the United States. Extra text added. Canada: TV news item (2007) about a local school board offering parents lessons in how to spank their children. A 22-minute film showing several genuine judicial canings in prison. Very graphic -- not suitable for squeamish viewers.