> If they cannot prove that an inmate's scheduled release date is incorrect, they would be released. I would hope so, but I think that at the very least the la

> If they cannot prove that an inmate's scheduled release date is incorrect, they would be released. I would hope so, but I think that at the very least the language was chosen to suggest that they would err on the side of keeping people incarcerated. That this could be seen as politically rewarding is... scary.