Just remembering a line from old movies that police would sometimes say, "stop or I will shoot". If the person didn't give up and got shot, it was their own fault.
And what ever happened to "three strikes, you're out"? For violent crime it seems reasonable to me.
How about using a lie detector to help determine if one leaving incarceration is fit, mentally and emotionally to be released back into society. Just one of many diagnostic tools.
Q. Is allowing groups of people with "bad or violent tendencies" to gather and "socialize" a good or bad idea?
At what point, if ever, does the incarcerated finally understand and accept the fact that the reason the are in prison is their own fault?
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