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Should High-Risk Individuals Be Jailed Before Committing A Crime?

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Hazi-Hammenuhoth | 14:54 Mon 15th May 2017 | Society & Culture
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Should high-risk individuals be jailed before committing a crime?

If we were to assume that one day in the future, advanced algorithms – or something entirely different – could predict crimes, would it be morally right to jail individuals long before they actually commit a crime?

Is it morally wrong to jail those suspected of being at high risk of committing criminal activity, if it protects society?
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Avatar Image Peter Pedant
yes OG the film was Majority Report

the whole point about jailing is that it is for what people have done.
and anyway how long would you jail them for - for ever ?

the flaw in Minority Report is that the ripples go the wrong way in a puddle showing the Report has been er fiddled with

11:03 Mon 22nd May 2017
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Surely illegal to fiddle with a minority ?
11:07 Mon 22nd May 2017

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