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> The program sounds like a very targeted, but also very invasive, ban on alcohol. You could say the same of prison sentences for alcohol-related offenses. Whi
by abalone 11y ago
> The program sounds like a very targeted, but also very invasive, ban on alcohol.
You could say the same of prison sentences for alcohol-related offenses. Which is more invasive?
- Natsu 11y agoThe idea that prisoners have no access to alcohol (among other things) does not seem particularly reasonable to me.
- Natsu 11y agoI see that perhaps I worded this in such a way that I should clarify. I'm trying to say that I believe that prisoners who want alcohol are able to obtain it in spite of the prohibitions on it.
- Natsu 11y agoOkay, now I'm really curious at who disagrees with that and why? I have known both inmates and prison workers and have not heard of anywhere that one is unable to obtain alcohol. I don't care if you downmod this again, but at least explain why you think I'm wrong.
- rayiner 11y agoThis doesn't seem like an alternative to prison for more serious or recurring DUIs but rather an alternative to revoking driving privileges for first or second offenders.
- Natsu 11y agoSo it's like that, then...