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Re point "a", it doesn't make that much sense. Why would they be permanent? It should be permanent for very serious offences (murder etc). For minor offences I
by Nux 14y ago
Re point "a", it doesn't make that much sense. Why would they be permanent? It should be permanent for very serious offences (murder etc).
For minor offences I agree there shouldn't be a case of imprisonment. I'd send those people to do some community work and maybe learn something good from it.
- Ygg2 14y agoBecause if you don't want to rehabilitate them (i.e. acclimate them to world outside bars), what's the point of releasing them back?