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(Original post by imlikeahermit)
It isn’t. Our current penal system represents a Butlins holiday park in disguise.
It isn’t. Our current penal system represents a Butlins holiday park in disguise.
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(Original post by Hmalik110)
True, but this is a GCSE question lmao
True, but this is a GCSE question lmao
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(Original post by imlikeahermit)
Ahahah, apologies didn’t notice that!
Ahahah, apologies didn’t notice that!
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(Original post by Gofre)
Because it gives people plenty of time to do their own homework.
Because it gives people plenty of time to do their own homework.
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It takes away their independence and luxuries, less contact with the outside world and their family and friends, isolation could lead to reflection, some prisons has programmes that educate the prisoners etc, I’m sorry if these answers are naff. Good luck with revision!
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(Original post by JessicaxHannah)
It takes away their independence and luxuries, less contact with the outside world and their family and friends, isolation could lead to reflection, some prisons has programmes that educate the prisoners etc, I’m sorry if these answers are naff. Good luck with revision!
It takes away their independence and luxuries, less contact with the outside world and their family and friends, isolation could lead to reflection, some prisons has programmes that educate the prisoners etc, I’m sorry if these answers are naff. Good luck with revision!
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This makes the criminal realise how he has abused his rights and how it feels like to live without freedom. This makes public fear committing crimes so lower crime rates. The criminal is less likely to recommit crimes as he fears the consequence. Prison makes public feel safer as they are not threatened.
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