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UK inmates could get own cell keys as reward

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4 hours ago, Aaron2016 said:

Over the years I've heard that UK prisons are so accommodating that the inmates get three healthy meals each day, access to TV, radio, a library, newspapers, gym, sports, education, healthcare, video games, board games, paid work, other various indoor and outdoor activities, lifelong friendships, and of course no women to nag at them.  Sounds like the ideal place to live.  What's the catch?

 

The unspeakable acts that go on in the showers lmao.

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Prisoners could be handed the keys to their cells to incentivise good behaviour, as well as a series of other benefits, under government plans that call on governors to put more emphasis on rewards an

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It's about whether you're seeking rehabilitation for inmates or simply for their sentences to be purely punitive. If you want to reduce the rates of recidivism, then you should be looking to the forme

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This totally works. I hear Chinese, Russian, Colombia, Vietnamese and Mexican prisons are practically empty. And back in Medieval times, when prisons were at their worst and most were punished wi

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The unspeakable acts that go on in the showers lmao.

It's a bonus if they like it.

 

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