i don t want her to have to suffer for it. overall, i think, shooting in eastern europe, the one common theme was rehabilitation. they seemed, the staff, the people that we talked to, seemed to really, really focus on rehabilitation of the inmates. and i think in some cases, when we visit the prisons in the united states, some of that might be lost in just the sheer numbers that are being housed and the amount of resources that they have to put in other places. in eastern europe, it really felt like they were still focusing on the rehabilitation aspect of the prison system.
side. translator: i have a beautiful, healthy daughter, and i can t give her what i would give her outside, you know, outings, walks, and so on. it s sad in here. well, one day i ll probably have to tell her so she won t find out about it from someone else. i don t want her to have to suffer for it. overall, i think, shooting in eastern europe, the one common theme was rehabilitation. they seemed, the staff, the people that we talked to, seemed to really, really focus on rehabilitation of the inmates. and i think in some cases, when we visit the prisons in the united states, some of that might be lost in just the sheer numbers that are being housed and the amount of resources that they have to put in other places. in eastern europe, it really felt like they were still focusing on the rehabilitation aspect of the prison system
well, one day i ll probably have to tell her so she won t find out about it from someone else. i don t want her to have to suffer for it. overall, i think, shooting in eastern europe, the one common theme was rehabilitation. they seemed, the staff, the people that we talked to, seemed to really, really focus on rehabilitation of the inmates. and i think in some cases, when we visit the prisons in the united states, some of that might be lost in just the sheer numbers that are being housed and the amount of resources that they have to put in other places. in eastern europe, it really felt like they were still focusing on the rehabilitation aspect of the prison system
justice system and do you think we ll see it in the near term? i hope so poppy. the criminal justice system is predicated around three principles. one is punishment. the second one is deterrence. and the third one is really rehabilitation. and when you look at those, certainly people, crimes, if they re violent, need to be punished and deterrence has value in that you want those individuals committing the crimes to be deterred and specifically and general people who would commit crimes to be deterred as well. but the rehabilitation aspect is so critical and it s been so often said poppy, if you re not a criminal when you go to jail you will be one when you get out of there. and so the reality is is for nonviolent crimes and for people who have some sense of humanity and really need an opportunity and a second chance, i m hopeful that reforms can be instituted to allow them to contribute positively to the community. let me ask you this and we re sort of sharing the microphone here b
to tell her so she won t find out about it from someone else. i don t want her to have to suffer for it. overall, i think, shooting in eastern europe, the one common theme was rehabilitation. they seemed, the staff, the people that we talked to, seemed to really, really focus on rehabilitation of the inmates. and i think in some cases, when we visit the prisons in the united states, some of that might be lost in just the sheer numbers that are being housed and the amount of resources that they have to put in other places. in eastern europe, it really felt like they were still focusing on the rehabilitation aspect of the prison system