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Time to take off the kidd gloves?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/...ngland-essex-10865629
Due to a kindly judge from another planet, this lowlife piece of slime was given a reprieve last year. How does he repay this act of kindness? Goes on a burglary spree? So will all the "send them on safari" mob now admit that we need more jail, tougher and longer?
Due to a kindly judge from another planet, this lowlife piece of slime was given a reprieve last year. How does he repay this act of kindness? Goes on a burglary spree? So will all the "send them on safari" mob now admit that we need more jail, tougher and longer?
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We need to clear out the judiciary and hire some that know how to hand out a sentence. Jails full, no problem build more or third pary it out to Thailand.
Remember its not just Jail we need to hand out but a tough time in jail. All the sargeant majors we will be loosing in the cuts, here's a job for them. Allow them free reign and no HRA b*lloks. But thats for another thread !
We need to clear out the judiciary and hire some that know how to hand out a sentence. Jails full, no problem build more or third pary it out to Thailand.
Remember its not just Jail we need to hand out but a tough time in jail. All the sargeant majors we will be loosing in the cuts, here's a job for them. Allow them free reign and no HRA b*lloks. But thats for another thread !
The SafariBoy excursions were years ago under the Tories.
// ...the 'Safari Boy' case, when a 14-year-old thrown out of school was treated to a £]7,000 trip lasting 88 days to Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. It was supposed to turn him from crime but within weeks of returning, Mark Hook was arrested for drink-driving and carrying a knife. It was Hook's story in 1993 that so outraged the then Premier, John Major, that he banned foreign holidays for young offenders. //
In case you hadn't noticed, the Labour Government locked more people up than ever before, until the jails were literally full to bursting.
Unfortunately to lock up even more for longer will cost a very lot of money, and Labour spent all that on keeping bankers on mega-bonuses.
// ...the 'Safari Boy' case, when a 14-year-old thrown out of school was treated to a £]7,000 trip lasting 88 days to Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. It was supposed to turn him from crime but within weeks of returning, Mark Hook was arrested for drink-driving and carrying a knife. It was Hook's story in 1993 that so outraged the then Premier, John Major, that he banned foreign holidays for young offenders. //
In case you hadn't noticed, the Labour Government locked more people up than ever before, until the jails were literally full to bursting.
Unfortunately to lock up even more for longer will cost a very lot of money, and Labour spent all that on keeping bankers on mega-bonuses.
we've been putting them in Butlins for 6 months for the 57th offence. I'm talking about 10 years in a Thialand style hell hole. They won't want to go back but even if some do they are out of circulation for 10 years. Nothing deters 100% which is what all he lentil crunchers always quote. We haven't punished criminals in this country for a generation. Hence the streets are full of low life vermin laughing at the law. Time to get tough.
Canary42: "We've been sending criminals to prison for hundreds of years, yet crime is still widespread, so that obviously doesn't work either - such a pity the "lock em all up" mob can't see this."
So what do you suggest Canary42? I do understand that locking people up isn't always the answer but surely it's the only way! I mean if I was mugged I want the bugger locked up. I know I wouldn't be at all happy if the perpetrator was let off with a warning!
I though Cameron was going to use the prison ships we have? Or has that been forgotten now?
Why should criminals be treated fairly like the rest of us law abiding people? If the prisons are full I've got the answer...build more!! Money well spent huh?
So what do you suggest Canary42? I do understand that locking people up isn't always the answer but surely it's the only way! I mean if I was mugged I want the bugger locked up. I know I wouldn't be at all happy if the perpetrator was let off with a warning!
I though Cameron was going to use the prison ships we have? Or has that been forgotten now?
Why should criminals be treated fairly like the rest of us law abiding people? If the prisons are full I've got the answer...build more!! Money well spent huh?
"Due to a kindly judge from another planet," You forgot to mention "and on the recommendation of the police".
You also seem to have failed to have noticed that it was the same judge who sent him down. In other words the judge gave him a last chance, and when he didn't accept it, the judge ensured he was punished.
You also seem to have failed to have noticed that it was the same judge who sent him down. In other words the judge gave him a last chance, and when he didn't accept it, the judge ensured he was punished.
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"Why do you lentil crunchers always support the criminal over the victim? "
I can't see anywhere in my post where I've indicated support for the criminal. And why do you always feel the the need to resort to childish name-calling? It's not big, and it's not clever, and it's definitely no substitute for reasoned discussion.
I can't see anywhere in my post where I've indicated support for the criminal. And why do you always feel the the need to resort to childish name-calling? It's not big, and it's not clever, and it's definitely no substitute for reasoned discussion.
To keep an adult male prisoner in jail for 10 years costs £390,000 (excluding health and education costs) [2008]
http://www.publicatio...5/text/81125w0033.htm
So a burglar might rob £100 (for which the victim should be insured) and you want to incarcarate him for 10 years at a cost of nearly £400K.
Times that by the present prison capacity 90,000 and we get the not inconsiderable sum of £35.1Billion.
What a terrible waste of money you are proposing.
http://www.publicatio...5/text/81125w0033.htm
So a burglar might rob £100 (for which the victim should be insured) and you want to incarcarate him for 10 years at a cost of nearly £400K.
Times that by the present prison capacity 90,000 and we get the not inconsiderable sum of £35.1Billion.
What a terrible waste of money you are proposing.
right, so that would be like the USA, which has 5% of the world's population and 25% of the world's prisoners. Even China, with four times as many people, locks up far fewer of them.
And this has made the USA crime-free, right?
Meanwhile, San Marino, with one prisoner, is reeling under a crime wave.
Yeah, sure. You're just making this up. If you have one single fact to back up your 'paradoxical' theory, let's see a link.
Here's mine
http://www.nytimes.co...3prison.12253738.html
And this has made the USA crime-free, right?
Meanwhile, San Marino, with one prisoner, is reeling under a crime wave.
Yeah, sure. You're just making this up. If you have one single fact to back up your 'paradoxical' theory, let's see a link.
Here's mine
http://www.nytimes.co...3prison.12253738.html
I reckon anyone given a sentence of say - more than 12 months - should have some of their goods seized and sold and then put in a JAIL fund - to build more prisons...
Why should they live rent free with their playstations at our expense? Make them pay their way... Any earnings whilst in prison go back to the Jail fund!
Many many years ago - my boyfriend of the time used to drive round with no insurance... once he got a caught - and fined - he realised it was cheaper to do things the legal way!
make them pay extortionate amounts for their upkeep!
Why should they live rent free with their playstations at our expense? Make them pay their way... Any earnings whilst in prison go back to the Jail fund!
Many many years ago - my boyfriend of the time used to drive round with no insurance... once he got a caught - and fined - he realised it was cheaper to do things the legal way!
make them pay extortionate amounts for their upkeep!
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