Badenoch calls for emergency legislation to stop early release scheme
Thousands of rapists, paedophiles, and other serious criminals are set to be released in September. "Labour must act now and stop the mass release of dangerous criminals."Earlier this month, the Conservative front bench sought to put pressure on the government to rethink the earlier release plans, saying that it would mean some rapists would leave prison sooner than expected. "During their 14 years in office, they shut 23 prisons, created just 482 jail places, and granted early release to 10,000 prisoners - leaving the criminal justice system teetering on verge of collapse."It's this government that is fixing the Tories' mess.
- ▪Thousands of rapists, paedophiles, and other serious criminals are set to be released in September.
- ▪"Labour must act now and stop the mass release of dangerous criminals."Earlier this month, the Conservative front bench sought to put pressure on the government to rethink the earlier release plans, saying that it would mean some rapists wo
- ▪"During their 14 years in office, they shut 23 prisons, created just 482 jail places, and granted early release to 10,000 prisoners - leaving the criminal justice system teetering on verge of collapse."It's this government that is fixing th
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Badenoch calls for emergency legislation to stop early release schemeImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch making a speechByJennifer McKiernanPolitical reporterPublished8 minutes agoConservative leader Kemi Badenoch has called for Prime Minister Andy Burnham to bring in emergency legislation in order to stop the early release of hundreds of prisoners.Burnham announced last week that he was pausing the scheme, which would have seen about 700 prisoners freed in the first phase in September, following a backlash from survivors and victims.But the Conservatives claim the government's review will not stop offenders being released.
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