Even Labour governments nowadays want to pretend to be 'tough on crime' - when the opposite is true - but the Starmer administration will have its work cut out.
Even Labour governments nowadays want to pretend to be ‘tough on crime’ – when the opposite is true – but the Starmer administration will have its work cut out if it’s serious about introducing mandatory castration of sex offenders.
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood is considering an overhaul of the law requiring a person’s consent in order to force sex offenders to take drugs to suppress their libidos, a process known as chemical castration.
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Labour plan to scrap most short sentences comes after recommendations from The Times Crime and Justice Commission
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