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Why do we put pond life like this in open prisons?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-20121556
Now I know that we don't have any proper prisons any more but surely we must have some sort of lock up facilities!
Now I know that we don't have any proper prisons any more but surely we must have some sort of lock up facilities!
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It is not just the time they have left to serve that determines whether or not they go to an open prison, they are assessed as a "security risk" and recent behaviour is also factored in. I'm glad I didn't make that decision.
Lifers can be out after nine to ten years, but it is usually twelve before they are paroled on licence, contigent upon all sorts of factors.
Lifers can be out after nine to ten years, but it is usually twelve before they are paroled on licence, contigent upon all sorts of factors.
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