Which is an example of a public order offense for which women were incarcerated in reformatories?

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Serial premarital pregnancies were considered a public order offense for which women were incarcerated in reformatories. This was part of the eugenics movement in the early 20th century in which the government sought to control reproduction and prevent "unfit" individuals from having children. Other public order offenses for which women were incarcerated included vagrancy, prostitution, and alcoholism.

Which Is an Example of a Public Order Offense for Which