Is this the answer?
Inside Australia's newest maximum security prison where 400 inmates live in 'pods' without doors and enjoy special privileges - but 600 cameras watch EVERY move
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Originally Posted by bob10
Society wont like it despite it having good results.
Wow, a modern day Panopticon.
Yep i had to google it.Quote:
Originally Posted by cripesamighty
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Originally Posted by DAMINK
Same same.
I guess as part of the general public, I’m not sure how I feel about this.
Things like free rein on TV’s, the internet and stuff, no, I don’t agree with it at all. Your in there because you did something against society, so why should you sort of be able to live a normal type life so to speak. However, I do see the need for “normalization”, and if it helps “reform” then I could be all for it.
I’d hate to think what it all costs,, I may have missed it, but didn’t see it in the story.
Hi,
Norway has similar, with very low recidivism rates.
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As a cost benefit analysis to society, if the reoffending rates drop to a low level, then it would definitely be worth it, as you would get rid of the revolving door syndrome for many criminals. I will withhold judgement until the experiment has more data for the Australian setting. Gotta try something though as the current system sucks...Quote:
Originally Posted by austastar
Something else to consider.
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Just deport them all.