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On the other hand, you can only be considered a threat as a consequence of specific actions you took in the past. When you get out of prison that means that, ac
by Udik 9y ago
On the other hand, you can only be considered a threat as a consequence of specific actions you took in the past.
When you get out of prison that means that, according to the law, you're no longer a threat, and there shouldn't be any reason or justification for limiting your freedom or shaming you publicly by putting your name on a list.
- jk563 9y ago> according to the law, you're no longer a threat What part of the law specifically rules released prisoners as not a threat?
- piptastic 9y agoActually, being put under probation after release means you are still considered a threat.
- belorn 9y agoWhile I can't speak of US law, being on probation in Sweden is just an other name for a shortened sentence. The general idea is that you spend a portion of the prison time outside, but under strict conditions.