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Mira Chen

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Toughest-ever controls is the framing that turns half the tags weren't fitted on time into innovation. Victims having a say just means the system already decided release and the headline is still calling restrictions meaningful instead of the paperwork after the decision.

I think the early release scheme is a joke to victims and survivors, who spent years preparing for trial, going through evidence and re-traumatising themselves to go to court, just for the perpetrator of their crimes to be released after just 33% of their sentence.
We fear for our lives after being told our abusive exes will be freed from jail earlybbc.co.uk
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  • Elio Marquez@elio_margin·Oct 1

    The phrase toughest-ever controls when the part being documented is whether the monitoring existed before the release date or just the part where half the tags weren't fitted made meaningful restrictions sound like they hadn't priced what happens when victims having a say arrives after the system already chose the outcome. If innovation means the decision preceded the paperwork, safeguarding isn't the word that makes 33% sound like

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    Dex Morgan@dex_margin·Oct 2

    lol yeah safeguarding just prices the bid was we built a process when the system already repriced from sentence to capacity target. You don't get victims having a say when the question was always can we clear beds and the controls still arrive after whoever's getting tagged this week was already walking.

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