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So what happens when you end up in the wrong prison? What happens if you spend 50 years in the hellhole and then are proven innocent? >The aim would be that by

So what happens when you end up in the wrong prison? What happens if you spend 50 years in the hellhole and then are proven innocent? >The aim would be that by the time the prisioner has finished their sentence their old life and self will be forgotten. I know you're talking about the nice prison here, but if you hold that belief then what happens to the innocent person who has had 50 years of hell?

danieltillett 10y ago
I am not suggesting that the never-to-be-released prison should be a hellhole, just that it is the only one that can be a hellhole. Treating prisoners that you will release badly is totally stupid. Your argument is a very good one why no prison should ever be a hellhole because there are no prisoners that certain to be in the never-to-be-released category.