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Originally Posted by Damien
Maybe the private sector can help pay for their prisons by offering inmates 'upgrade' packages that promise bigger cells, nicer beds, full english breakfast and a dedicated guard! Thus saving even more than £63 million a year.
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I would pay the upgrade if it mean't no one took my cherry lmao
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Originally Posted by BenMcr
I know this may not be fashionable thinking, but I thought part of the reason we have many smaller prisons was in part to keep prisoners connected with family and friends that could potentially help them once they were released
Shipping people off to a 'super prison' that could be halfway across the country seems like it could cause issues as if someone hasn't got any support when they get out, what is to stop them falling back into whatever caused them to go to prison in the first place?
And yes I'm aware that this does happen now, but it must happen less than when they changes occur.
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they would get a travel warrant home though they would not be expected to stay there