Denmark, latest suggestion : criminels should be able to choose between an education or prison.. - GoFuckYourself.com

biskoppen · 08-15-2012, 06:49 AM

This one takes the prize for the studidity shown by our new left wing government so far..

If you commit a crime, they are now suggesting that instead of doing time you can choose to take an education..

Source : http://www.b.dk/politiko/unge-skal-k...d-skolebaenken

Copy/paste via google translator :

Young people should be able to barter prison with school
Sit back to school and drop to serve prison sentences. The barter the umpires will now be able to offer first-time offenders under 30 years who have received an unconditional prison sentence of up to six months, said the Radicals. Prior to this fall's negotiations on Probation future puts the pressure on Attorney Morten Bødskov (S) to eased punishment conditions for young people.

"Education has a positive effect when it comes to getting young people out of the criminal career. The goal is that fewer of these kids go out and make new victims, "said Jeppe Mikkelsen, spokesman for the Radicals. He stresses that the possibility does not apply to criminals who have committed serious violence or rape.

SF and Alliance are thrilled. The same Probation Director William Rentzmann who calls it a "very sensible proposal." Also chairman of the Crime Prevention Council, dr. Laws, Eva Smith believes that it could move something in terms of young criminals if organized training courses to suit the group. But Attorney Morten Bødskov is not ready to go as far as the other government parties.

"We should have fewer victims of crime, and I am open to all good ideas that can help get more young people out of a criminal career. Conversely, I do not think that people who have committed serious crimes, just to be able to choose education instead of prison, "says Morten Bødskov in a written comment to Berlingske.

The bourgeois parties think that the government is heading off on a slippery slope.

"Now we see the Radicals' lenient approach to criminals. There are some young criminals who will laugh their ass in tatters if they can get six months in prison if they start on an education, "said Karsten Lauritzen, spokesman for the Liberal Party.

Legal Draftsman Tom Behnke (K) sees the radical proposal as a sign that the government wants a more lenient rule of politics:

"When we had a socialist government, had S and SF busy supporting a strict legal policy to convince the public that it was what they stood for. But as soon as they have a majority, they become soft in the knees. "

u-Bob · 08-15-2012, 07:19 AM

The focus shouldn't be on the criminal but on the victim. The criminal who refuses to voluntarily repair (or pay for the repair of) the damage he caused to a victim's property should be forced to repair that damage or pay for the repairs (or replacement). He should be forced to pay compensation for the time, resources and opportunities the victim lost because of the criminal acts he committed.

The prime focus should be on that. On making the victim "whole again".

L-Pink · 08-15-2012, 07:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by u-Bob

The focus shouldn't be on the criminal but on the victim. The criminal who refuses to voluntarily repair (or pay for the repair of) the damage he caused to a victim's property should be forced to repair that damage or pay for the repairs (or replacement). He should be forced to pay compensation for the time, resources and opportunities the victim lost because of the criminal acts he committed.

The prime focus should be on that. On making the victim "whole again".

Good post ...

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pornguy · 08-15-2012, 07:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by u-Bob

The focus shouldn't be on the criminal but on the victim. The criminal who refuses to voluntarily repair (or pay for the repair of) the damage he caused to a victim's property should be forced to repair that damage or pay for the repairs (or replacement). He should be forced to pay compensation for the time, resources and opportunities the victim lost because of the criminal acts he committed.

The prime focus should be on that. On making the victim "whole again".

What in the HELL were you thinking. No politician gets paid that way.

Barry-xlovecam · 08-15-2012, 07:32 AM

Should the State pay for their education or incarceration ???

The Mars Penal Colony idea makes more sense every day but Devil's Island didn't work out too well ...

nico-t · 08-15-2012, 07:34 AM

That'll teach them.

get it?

08-15-2012, 06:49 AM	#1
biskoppen Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Very small penis Posts: 5,809	Denmark, latest suggestion : criminels should be able to choose between an education or prison.. This one takes the prize for the studidity shown by our new left wing government so far.. If you commit a crime, they are now suggesting that instead of doing time you can choose to take an education.. Source : http://www.b.dk/politiko/unge-skal-k...d-skolebaenken Copy/paste via google translator : Young people should be able to barter prison with school Sit back to school and drop to serve prison sentences. The barter the umpires will now be able to offer first-time offenders under 30 years who have received an unconditional prison sentence of up to six months, said the Radicals. Prior to this fall's negotiations on Probation future puts the pressure on Attorney Morten Bødskov (S) to eased punishment conditions for young people. "Education has a positive effect when it comes to getting young people out of the criminal career. The goal is that fewer of these kids go out and make new victims, "said Jeppe Mikkelsen, spokesman for the Radicals. He stresses that the possibility does not apply to criminals who have committed serious violence or rape. SF and Alliance are thrilled. The same Probation Director William Rentzmann who calls it a "very sensible proposal." Also chairman of the Crime Prevention Council, dr. Laws, Eva Smith believes that it could move something in terms of young criminals if organized training courses to suit the group. But Attorney Morten Bødskov is not ready to go as far as the other government parties. "We should have fewer victims of crime, and I am open to all good ideas that can help get more young people out of a criminal career. Conversely, I do not think that people who have committed serious crimes, just to be able to choose education instead of prison, "says Morten Bødskov in a written comment to Berlingske. The bourgeois parties think that the government is heading off on a slippery slope. "Now we see the Radicals' lenient approach to criminals. There are some young criminals who will laugh their ass in tatters if they can get six months in prison if they start on an education, "said Karsten Lauritzen, spokesman for the Liberal Party. Legal Draftsman Tom Behnke (K) sees the radical proposal as a sign that the government wants a more lenient rule of politics: "When we had a socialist government, had S and SF busy supporting a strict legal policy to convince the public that it was what they stood for. But as soon as they have a majority, they become soft in the knees. " __________________ Submit my videos to make bank, tons of 5 minute videos offered right here

08-15-2012, 07:32 AM	#5
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08-15-2012, 07:19 AM	#2
u-Bob there's no $$$ in porn Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: icq: 195./568.-230 (btw: not getting offline msgs) Posts: 33,063	The focus shouldn't be on the criminal but on the victim. The criminal who refuses to voluntarily repair (or pay for the repair of) the damage he caused to a victim's property should be forced to repair that damage or pay for the repairs (or replacement). He should be forced to pay compensation for the time, resources and opportunities the victim lost because of the criminal acts he committed. The prime focus should be on that. On making the victim "whole again".

08-15-2012, 07:34 AM	#6
nico-t emperor of my world Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: nethalands Posts: 29,903	That'll teach them. get it?