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Yep,so this lot decided to release rats onto the streets BY MISTAKE. Now,this they can’t blame on the Tories . Just what is happening with us are we that stupid Are we that blasé Are we that naive Rhetorical questions of course
Letting prisoners loose on 20:10 - Sep 28 by KeithHaynes
Good, people need to learn that abusing people and threatening them is something they can’t get away with. Most wouldn’t dare say it in person.
100% - plenty of people will bump their gums and spout guff they’d never dream of saying to someone’s face. If you can5 do the time, don’t do the crime….
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Letting prisoners loose on 21:16 - Sep 28 with 753 views
Seems we have a lot more abusive and threatening people here in the civilised UK than they do in the barbaric land of Russia
Russians by nature are more cruel than us . History proves that Russians have butchered their win in millions Russia is run by Putin It is incredible to see a British national support both him and Russia I have never seen anyone defend Russia ,no matter what.
Letting prisoners loose on 21:16 - Sep 28 by onehunglow
Russians by nature are more cruel than us . History proves that Russians have butchered their win in millions Russia is run by Putin It is incredible to see a British national support both him and Russia I have never seen anyone defend Russia ,no matter what.
You need to get out in the real world then
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Letting prisoners loose on 21:54 - Sep 28 with 731 views
Elon Musk has criticised the UK Goverment for jailing keyboard warriors but now letting the real criminals back into society , some reports suggest re offending took place soon after.
No idea of his back story and thoughts on our criminal system , maybe he has a point .
Social media will stir up nonsense , ignore it and move on to their next topic online .
How the new PM and his cronies solve prision population and overcrowding , good luck .
Answer on a Post Card , let the baddies pop champagne bottlles at the Prison Gates on their early release .
[Post edited 29 Sep 2024 1:24]
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Letting prisoners loose on 09:35 - Sep 29 with 640 views
Letting prisoners loose on 01:21 - Sep 29 by Robbie
Elon Musk has criticised the UK Goverment for jailing keyboard warriors but now letting the real criminals back into society , some reports suggest re offending took place soon after.
No idea of his back story and thoughts on our criminal system , maybe he has a point .
Social media will stir up nonsense , ignore it and move on to their next topic online .
How the new PM and his cronies solve prision population and overcrowding , good luck .
Answer on a Post Card , let the baddies pop champagne bottlles at the Prison Gates on their early release .
[Post edited 29 Sep 2024 1:24]
In fairness, many of those bottles were Asda s own Prosecco, freshly stolen
Letting prisoners loose on 01:21 - Sep 29 by Robbie
Elon Musk has criticised the UK Goverment for jailing keyboard warriors but now letting the real criminals back into society , some reports suggest re offending took place soon after.
No idea of his back story and thoughts on our criminal system , maybe he has a point .
Social media will stir up nonsense , ignore it and move on to their next topic online .
How the new PM and his cronies solve prision population and overcrowding , good luck .
Answer on a Post Card , let the baddies pop champagne bottlles at the Prison Gates on their early release .
[Post edited 29 Sep 2024 1:24]
The early release prisoners are on license i believe. Any infraction or even accusations can result in them being recalled. It's often worse and counter productive for them than remaining in prison as they know they could be recalled at anytime for anything minor and even unproven accusations
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Letting prisoners loose on 11:41 - Oct 3 with 423 views
The early release prisoners are on license i believe. Any infraction or even accusations can result in them being recalled. It's often worse and counter productive for them than remaining in prison as they know they could be recalled at anytime for anything minor and even unproven accusations
They are on licence, so can be recalled as you point out.
The criminal justice system is in a mess. There are lengthy delays for Crown Court trials, we’ve had a raft of issues with the Single Justice procedure, the probation service have failed to manage high risk offenders effectively and some have been released and gone on to commit serious offences including murder, Theresa May brought in the changes to Police Bail which saw suspects released under investigation when they should have been managed on police bail and it goes all the way through to not having enough capacity in the prison estate.
Prison should be a mixture of punishment and rehabilitation. The aim should be to give prisoners ( the volume prisoners not the deviants etc) the skills and ability to be able to make a living for themselves after they’ve been released, in some cases teaching them to read and write, teaching them a trade, education etc etc and those who can’t be rehabilitated will find themselves doing lengthy periods of porridge. There will always be an element of reoffending, it’s a case of managing those that do.
Foreign nationals in prison should be incentivised to leave the country and banned from returning, getting rid of the foreign nationals would free up a lot of space.
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Letting prisoners loose on 14:54 - Oct 3 with 405 views
Letting prisoners loose on 11:41 - Oct 3 by majorraglan
They are on licence, so can be recalled as you point out.
The criminal justice system is in a mess. There are lengthy delays for Crown Court trials, we’ve had a raft of issues with the Single Justice procedure, the probation service have failed to manage high risk offenders effectively and some have been released and gone on to commit serious offences including murder, Theresa May brought in the changes to Police Bail which saw suspects released under investigation when they should have been managed on police bail and it goes all the way through to not having enough capacity in the prison estate.
Prison should be a mixture of punishment and rehabilitation. The aim should be to give prisoners ( the volume prisoners not the deviants etc) the skills and ability to be able to make a living for themselves after they’ve been released, in some cases teaching them to read and write, teaching them a trade, education etc etc and those who can’t be rehabilitated will find themselves doing lengthy periods of porridge. There will always be an element of reoffending, it’s a case of managing those that do.
Foreign nationals in prison should be incentivised to leave the country and banned from returning, getting rid of the foreign nationals would free up a lot of space.
[Post edited 3 Oct 2024 21:12]
Many re offend because it's all they know. There is no support only punishment. They can't get jobs or accomodation. It's a cycle they can 't break
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Letting prisoners loose on 19:47 - Oct 3 with 355 views
Letting prisoners loose on 19:47 - Oct 3 by KeithHaynes
Lame excuse.
Yep.
There's plenty of support out there. There are many, many people in the exact same situation as a lot of these offenders and somehow they refrain from getting arrested and sent down.
Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back.
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Letting prisoners loose on 20:35 - Oct 3 with 334 views
Many keep to the law as it’s all they know,having been brought up by parents who give a monkeys . Crime is a choice of lifestyle It can be easier than working for a living Prison is just an occupational hazard
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