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Old 24-06-2007, 01:02 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I don't see the problem, If they were released at the end of their
sentence, they would be entitled to benefit, as they are bieng
released early, they will be given accomodation costs, they would
still cost the taxpayer in or out, just guessing, but it would probably
be cheaper too.
The point is, the b******s should be inside.
Yeah, but they are bieng released only 18 days
early max...
Two and a half weeks won't make any difference
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Are you kidding? It gives them an extra 18 days to rob, rape and pillage which they couldn't have done if they were inside.
Slightly pre-judgemental, no?
Have you seen the re-offending rates recently?
Slightly pre-judgemental, no?
No, not really, As I said, seen the re-offending rates?
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