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Especially considering the average computational error was 55 days. Seems to me that this whole thing is just another bureaucrats revenge. Get those TPS reports

• mrweasel 11y ago
  >Especially considering the average computational error was 55 days. Add to that, that the problem existed for 13 years. I would say that it's a non-issue, barely worth fixing. The persons that have been release earlier are prisoners that have shown good behavior, so I doubt that it will any more dangerous, despite the circumstances for their crime. The law seems a little buggy to me though. Why does it even make sense that you can earn "good time", but only towards a portion of your sentence and not the whole thing? If you don't want people to get out to early just specify a minimum time that must be served.
• mingus68040 11y ago
  "Along with concerns about public safety..." This was the most amusing part of the article--to think that prison can actually make someone "safer" to their community such that releasing them a few days before the end of their sentence actually constitutes a risk.