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“We have a broken criminal justice system that doesn’t work from the moment you are arrested” Barrister Hashi Mohamed says the justice system has been “cut to the bone” by previous governments, but says the solution is fixing the system not early prisoner release #bbcqt

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Фото профиля BBC Question Time
BBC Question Time1 год назад

Prisoners to be eligible for release after serving a third of sentence #bbcqt

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Prisonervoice22 лет назад

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Фото профиля lynn strawbridge
lynn strawbridge1 год назад

I think he was insulting to that young lad who asked the question. Saying to get educated

Фото профиля MSmithy
MSmithy1 год назад

Should have known he was a barristers, doesn’t live in the real world just off everyone else’s misery.

Фото профиля Gitus del Gitus
Gitus del Gitus1 год назад

this cunt, dismissing fishing towns for fucking gamers, gets applause from the hand-picked audience I've had enough, fuck this dull #BBCQT shit turnin off

Фото профиля Guy Megson
Guy Megson1 год назад

The man is seeing world from a privileged position and is incapable of understanding how others live - typical London privilege

Фото профиля alan wall
alan wall1 год назад

You are talking through your backside. I don't want criminals being released early. Labour need to be out of power sooner rather than later.

Фото профиля Proverbs281B
Proverbs281B1 год назад

This man is detached from reality

Фото профиля Gordon Millar
Gordon Millar1 год назад

If we deport the foreign prisoners then we would have space for British offenders to serve their full sentence.

Фото профиля Barbara Primus
Barbara Primus1 год назад

The arrogance of this Barrister shows exactly why our legal system is broken. Who is he to tell an audience member to educate himself when he failed to understand the implications of his comments. He suffers from an over dose of pride.

Фото профиля Simon Clemmitt
Simon Clemmitt1 год назад

Let me educate you Hashi. We understand the sentence guidelines and their application. What we question is their validity in comparison of say a Hugh Edward’s paedofile and the use of the words “for all I care” on social media!

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Today I signed the letter to the Lord Chancellor opposing any early release for those convicted of manslaughter. Because if you've taken a life, there should be no early release. Not in prison. Not under a hospital order. Nowhere. It cannot stop at prison sentences. It must include offenders detained under hospital orders too. For decades, victims in the forensic mental health system have been ignored while life-changing decisions are made behind closed doors. 9 in 10 restricted patients are discharged within 10 years. These are mental health criminals like Calocane. The criminal justice system is failing victims. The forensic mental health system is failing victims. And politicians are failing victims. Now we're told prisons are full and "difficult decisions" have to be made. Rubbish… Prison overcrowding wasn't caused by victims. Court backlogs weren't caused by victims. Chronic underfunding of justice wasn't caused by victims. The department responsible for our courts, prisons, probation and public protection receives in an entire year what is spent elsewhere in government in around two weeks. That isn't a justice system failure. That's political failure. Build prisons. Clear the backlog. Fund justice properly. Reform the system. But stop asking bereaved families to accept less accountability because governments failed to do their job. Victims don't get early release from grief. Why should offenders get early release from the consequences of taking a life?

Emma

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