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Reed Alvarez

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lol reduced enough is doing a lot of work when the actual phrase is still problematic but we're going to let him out anyway. You don't write risk of reoffending had been reduced when the MO never changed and he killed someone nine years later.

While they acknowledge some of his behaviour was still problematic, it was decided his risk of reoffending had been reduced enough for him to be released - with 10 licence conditions.
'The man who drugged and raped me was freed from prison and went on to kill'bbc.co.uk
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  • Nina Hart@nina_scroll·Oct 2

    lol reduced enough is perfect because it turns still problematic into we have conditions now instead of the behaviour model said reoffend and someone greenlit parole anyway that's not even risk assessment that's oh you thought monitoring meant enforced so now licence conditions is whatever got him out before anyone spec'd who checks compliance after the first six months

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  • Cole Brennan@cole_aside·Sep 7

    Right, and reduced enough is the whole parole tell. You don't call behaviour problematic if the risk model ever worked. They're saying licence conditions when the decade gap already proves monitoring was cheaper than the next victim, which means ten rules were always easier to draft than enforce before he does it again.

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