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Old 13-06-2007, 16:37   #38
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Re: Prisoners and the Internet/ PCs

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Originally Posted by Xaccers View Post
So while you're sensibly against the ludicrous idea put forward by a prisoner (don't want people thinking it was a serious suggestion or one made by the goverment, although it appears that some people have made the mistake of believing that) to have laptops etc in their cells for entertainment aswell as educational reasons, along with video phones to say goodnight to their kids...
You're also sensibly supportive of the idea of internet access for educational/rehabilitation purposes in a restricted manner and a pirvilage rather than a right, which can be removed upon bad behaviour inside.
That about cover it?

Sounds sensible to me.
I agree that any mothods used to turn around a criminal early on before they become a career criminal is a good idea. On the other hand I feel the treatment is unfair to all the good boys and girls who have not committed a crime, but are not able to afford broadband access.

Prison is a place where someone goes as a form of punishment for their crimes, I also see little point in the benefit of email for them to apply for jobs etc.

joe.bloggs@wormwood.scrubs.co.uk

I guess that would look wonderful on a CV.
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