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Releasing prisoners early is a mistake

9 May 2024

12:11 AM

9 May 2024

12:11 AM

Some prisoners will be freed up to 70 days early to ease overcrowding in jails. This isn’t the first time the government has resorted to letting prisoners go before the end of their sentence: Alex Chalk, the Justice Secretary, announced in March that prisoners would be released up to 60 days early.

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