Suing over solitary in jails
- JayByrd
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Re: Suing over solitary in jails
Maybe where we went wrong is considering criminals to be people too, and entitled to certain basic protections.
The Charter is the Charter though. If we want to make isolation (to the point where it's equated to torture) legal, it'll be legal for everyone.
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- Nugget44
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Re: Suing over solitary in jails
Remember when you were punished for doing something bad or against society?? Now we have snowflakes getting mad because they didn't get a 'ribbon' for participating.
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Re: Suing over solitary in jails
What parent does that really Wow.JayByrd wrote: ↑Nov 15th, 2021, 7:33 amSending a child to their room for days/weeks at a time is abuse by any standard, and would likely be considered criminal. So it is different.GordonH wrote: ↑Nov 14th, 2021, 12:31 pm Solitary is used by prisons as punishment no different then parents sending a child to their room.
It to bad groups like B.C civil rights care more about offenders then those who were there victims. Of course Canada justice system also appears to care very little about victims of crime.
Solitary confinement does nothing to protect victims of crime. And it's illegal.
Canadian justice system and prisons are slowly becoming country clubs prisons. It’s very obvious justice system doesn’t give a damn about victims.
Criminals along with defence attorneys love Papa trudeau.
I don't give a damn whether people/posters like me or dislike me, I'm not on earth to win any popularity contests.
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Re: Suing over solitary in jails
If they are so good inside why not join them? Because they aren't good and you are making them out to be something they are not.
- JayByrd
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Re: Suing over solitary in jails
Well it was your comparison. We're not talking about solitary confinement "until you've learned your lesson", we're talking about days or weeks. It's illegal, but if you don't care about the law, why are you speaking out against the justice system?
And I personally know two CO's (KRCC and FRCC), as well as one person who's served time federally (Kent and Pacific) in recent years. What they tell me does not align with what you've come to believe.
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