Alleged rapists and paedophiles released by Labour to ease prison overcrowding crisis

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Alleged rapists and paedophiles released by Labour to ease prison overcrowding crisis.

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Suspected rapists and paedophiles have been released by Labour to ease the prison overcrowding crisis.Changes to the sentencing act have allowed suspects who would have otherwise been held in prison are being allowed home on bail.Courts were told in March the amendments to the act had been made to ease stresses on the prison system amid an overcrowding crisis.The first set of prisoners from Labour's much-maligned early release scheme, will be released in October - some will leave without ankle tags.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Ministry of Justice figures, analysed by The Telegraph, show that in the last year alone, 5,517 people accused of sexual offences had been released on bail by the Crown Courts.This is the highest figure since records began in 2018.More than half of all alleged sexual offenders who appeared before Crown Courts last year were bailed.Those released on bail include 1,004 people accused of "sexual assault on a female", 886 alleged rapists, more than 600 people...

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B: Suspected rapists and paedophiles have been released by Labour to ease the prison overcrowding crisis.Changes to the sentencing act have allowed suspects who would have otherwise been held in prison are being allowed home on bail.Courts were told in March the amendments to the act had been made to ease stresses on the prison system amid an overcrowding crisis.The first set of prisoners from Labour's much-maligned early release scheme, will be released in October - some will leave without ankle tags.