Wallahi strangest jail
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And when they reoffend they gonna get rehabilitated again?
Providing that they are able to get back into the real-world by finding a job then that should not be a concern.
Norway focuses on rehabilitating convicts, by giving them compassion, education and life lessons. This has significantly reduced recidivism. The rate of recidivism in Norway is 20%, one of the worlds most miniscule rates... http://www.newsoxy.com/lifestyle/recidivism-rate-in-norway-28356.html
Gibiin-Udug
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Wouldn't that encourage criminal's to do more criminal activities? What sort of punishment is that?
Thats what Im thinking what would stop a homeless man from Killing someone if his goal is to get jailed
OmarLittle
Not your typical Farah
I seen a similar documentary awhile back. Murderers had 20 years 
They literally live inside an apartment. They had the keys to their cells. If remember, all can leave for the day for school or to visit a family member - it's crazy.
Rehabilitation is fine for non-violent offenders, but for violent offenders - f*ck them.
America is not soft, but in most state, they're calling offenders now "students"
They literally live inside an apartment. They had the keys to their cells. If remember, all can leave for the day for school or to visit a family member - it's crazy.
Rehabilitation is fine for non-violent offenders, but for violent offenders - f*ck them.
America is not soft, but in most state, they're calling offenders now "students"
Nope. Studies show that it does the opposite.
Lord Flacko
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It's not meant to be a punishment and no it doesn't encourage repeat offenders or criminals at all.
The biggest "punishment" is the loss of freedom as you're in jail.
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