Sunday, March 18, 2012
After rewriting, David Cameron, Bill Justice, rehabilitation revolution Kenneth Clarke is on the rag
The illusion disappeared shortly Liberal government with the publication of the condemnation of the bill Tuesday. The Promise Rose Garden had been encouraged by a quiet coalition for progressive values ??and guided by reason. This promise was fulfilled briefly by Justice Secretary Ken Clarke. Last year, I was ready to release 20 years of thought, with a Green Paper acknowledged that the drift towards Britain mass incarceration has been the imposition of an unacceptable human and financial cost. It has now been decisively broken by a Prime Minister who once said to be a Liberal Conservative.
no mistake about it: after David Cameron, the rewriting of the bill, rehabilitation revolution of Mr. Clarke is in ruins. His first impulse was to end the avoidable incarceration and reinvest the money to do something more productive to do than bad people. The detail consisted of drug treatment, work and training, but also - especially - in the specific plans that have reduced the number trapped in 6450 compared to existing plans. Most of this reduction would come from a sensible measure to alleviate the pressure on the courts of Great Britain squeak, increasing the discount for a guilty plea.
- Clarke, threatened all last week with some singularly ill-chosen words that created the impression that some violations were not serious. After that, the Prime Minister may have felt he had no choice but to suspend the further reduction of the most heinous crimes, which he did two weeks ago. Now he has gone further. He rejected further reductions in all areas, and postponed rationalization in desperate need of public protection sentences for an indefinite period, thousands who are unjustly beaten after their prison sentences are longer. Suddenly, these movements knocked around 4000 cars registered theoretically, probably enough to ensure that the current account of the prisoners will not stabilize but continues to increase. As if determined to ensure that the inevitable result, Cameron also announced new mandatory jail - the type of initiative of attraction associated with Tony Blair at worst, and completely reduced by the willingness expressed by M. Clarke , to restore the discretion of the judge who heard the facts of the case.
But the greatest shame of this disgraceful story is reserved for the Prime Minister. Where reasoned objections belatedly bowed to the NHS, this time was intimidated by the tabloids. After Clarke backed the plans behind closed doors, away in public, calling his character into question the day after an investigation by The Guardian / ICM revealed that his personal qualities had plunged into negative territory. Cameron has long faced in both directions on crime, but on Tuesday he made up his mind and jumped right into the overheating of the "two strikes and you're out" lifers, once associated with Michael Howard , the interior minister who has worked as a junior. Despite its conservative flavor reinvention of liberal nose now take a niff of the unpleasant part of antiquity.
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