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The toxicity of two-tier justice

19 August 2024

11:50 PM

19 August 2024

11:50 PM

One of the worst things about prison is the rules. Before I was sentenced I’d imagined jail as a rigid, structured, disciplined environment where infractions would be punished without fear or favour. The reality is much, much worse. In our prisons rules are often enforced capriciously or not at all.

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