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Segment from a daytime TV chat show discussing a survey which found that many parents would like to see corporal punishment reintroduced in schools. Thailand: A video of the caning of a boy in front of his class which attracted media attention in 2013. With news item.

A rare piece of historic actuality: four-minute extract from a 1978 TV documentary showing a high-school punishment session in Pennsylvania. At any rate, it has been claimed anecdotally that films such as this are occasionally shown to older students and/or to juvenile offenders as a warning in Malaysia, as they are known to be in Singapore. And this June 2005 news item reports that "a video of prisoners being whipped" was shown to visitors to an exhibition in Sabah, and that the video had been approved by the Ministry of Home Affairs to deter the public from criminality. Conceivably this was regarded as a substitute for doing the actual flogging in public, which had been mooted in early 2004 for child-rapists, but not proceeded with. (Contrary to popular myth, there has never been public JCP in Malaysia or Singapore, or at least not in the past century or so, with the limited exception, in Malaysia only, of some canings of "juvenile offenders" under 21, carried out in open court -- see these notes.) A jocular birthday paddling in a classroom, date and location unknown. The implement used might be the school's real paddle. United States: TV news report (Mar 2014): A newly created school district in Tennessee decides to introduce corporal punishment.United States: 4-minute TV news debate on school paddling (Sep 2013) arising out of the case of a mother in Alabama who objected to it. Why was this film made? There can be little doubt that it is the same footage as that referred to in this Nov 2006 news item, which says that it was taken in 2004 for an educational documentary "to deter people from taking up a life of crime", and that it was also shown to parliamentarians and other policymakers. United States: TV news report (2015) on a Florida father who called on the Sheriff's office to supervise the paddling of his 12-year-old daughter -- a service which, it turned out, they were happy to provide. Members of a commando unit in the Malaysian army get an unofficial on-the-spot caning in front of their comrades. United States: Members of the public are interviewed in Fayetteville, North Carolina, April 2007, on their views about corporal punishment in school in light of a bill to abolish paddling in the state.

We have ended the spring sale only to be turn into a PRE JUSTINE RELEASE SALE! Get our movies with a 30% discount if you buy two or more! Three versions of a scene from one of the St Johns schools of Canada, part of our series on "Top CP Schools". An attempt is being made in Congress to outlaw school paddling nationally. Report gives a Texas perspective. United States: A TV news report on school CP, Feb 2012. Schools in rural Texas explain their paddling policies, for which there is local support. A senior high-school student says he prefers receiving CP to other punishments. United States: TV news report (Feb 2015) about an (unsuccessful) attempt to abolish school paddling in Tennessee.Thailand: A mass caning at a boys' boarding school, which provoked a media storm locally. With news item (2010).

Australia: TV news report (July 2014) about a government education expert who caused controversy by saying he supported CP in schools. A six-minute report (Nov 2007) includes an interview with a rural principal who believes the paddle is effective, and still uses it regularly. News report (Dec 2007) about the paddling of a boy, 11, in a Tennessee middle school. His grandmother had given permission for the punishment, but then complained that the swats were too hard. The district superintendent is interviewed. A more general piece about paddling in certain East Texas school districts, and what people think about it. This case is from Tennessee. In addition to the mother, the local Director of Schools is interviewed.United States: Two spanking machines. Part of our feature The Spanking Machine: A Resilient Myth in Popular Culture. More on the Mississippi case, and a look at the legal situation. Is transient bruising "bodily harm"? In a humorous advertisement for a chain of sports-shoe shops, a young woman tries out various different sneakers with which to punish her boyfriend across the seat of his boxers. Part of our "Spank while you sell" feature on CP imagery in advertising.

Two recruits receive a more severe and formal caning. This is a real punishment, not a token ceremony.

United States: TV news report on school CP, June 2011: Developments in the continuing dispute over paddling at St Augustine High School, New Orleans.