Britain's entire criminal justice system is failing us all. Here's why
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Britain's entire criminal justice system is failing us all.
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I have had a lot of fun with that superstition over the years, mainly when my kids were very young – but not today.Today marks the first day of Labour Government's misguided prisoner early release scheme.And I am convinced by the time you get to read this, somebody who walked free from jail this morning will have reoffended, thereby creating yet another victim of crime.Should my imaginary victim report crime to the police, then any such early-released prisoner should be on their way back to a prison cell.
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We have space in our prisons for around 85,000 criminals.
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In the last 12 months alone, 51,000 prisoners who had been released were recalled to prison.
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