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Harrism · 17-10-2005, 01:57 PM

So how do you expect them to learn?

If they're inside obveriously they've done something to be there, they've forgotten the law so they must be made to live it out in the strictest possible manner. To me it seems as it could be the politians the judges and the people that chose that he should be there. (the politians chooses who goes to court, the police live it out, the judge chooses the sentance and the people revolt if its a wrong conviction and praise if it is righteous)

17-10-2005, 01:57 PM	#12 (permalink)
Harrism Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 113	So how do you expect them to learn? If they're inside obveriously they've done something to be there, they've forgotten the law so they must be made to live it out in the strictest possible manner. To me it seems as it could be the politians the judges and the people that chose that he should be there. (the politians chooses who goes to court, the police live it out, the judge chooses the sentance and the people revolt if its a wrong conviction and praise if it is righteous)