Thread: Law & Order is STUFFED.

Originally Posted by bob10

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

Society wont like it despite it having good results.

Wow, a modern day Panopticon.

Originally Posted by cripesamighty

Panopticon.

Yep i had to google it.

Originally Posted by DAMINK

Yep i had to google it.

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.
Cheers

Originally Posted by austastar

Hi,
Norway has similar, with very low recidivism rates.
Cheers

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...

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Something else to consider.

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