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UK PM Proposes Life Sentence for Most Heinous Killers

UK PM Proposes Life Sentence for Most Heinous Killers
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PM announces new plans so society s most depraved killers will face life behind bars

Society’s most depraved killers will face life behind bars with no chance of being released, under tough plans announced by the Prime Minister.

UK Attempts a Crackdown on Prison Islamism; Enforcement Doubted

The UK s Ministry of Justice has imposed new rules aimed at curbing the spread of Islamist ideology in prisons. The measures, announced in late April, are part of an effort to reduce the terror threat posed by "highly ideologically motivated offenders,"

Terrorist Prisoners to Face Tougher Limits Behind Bars

Terrorist Prisoners to Face Tougher Limits Behind Bars
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UK lawyer backs polygraph tests for released terrorists

LONDON: A British expert on terrorism law has claimed that deradicalization programs for convicted terrorists don’t work, calling them “deceptive” and likening convicted extremists to sex offenders who lie about being reformed to obtain release from prison. The intervention comes against the backdrop of the UK attempting to introduce greater powers for authorities to monitor terrorists and extremists after they are released from prison. Jonathan Hall, QC, told The Times that the public should be under “no illusion” that schemes to rehabilitate dangerous jihadists would be effective, saying there was no evidence to suggest they had much effect. Hall, an independent reviewer of UK terror legislation, added that those released from prison should be placed under constant supervision and backed the government’s plans to ensure those released are subjected to regular lie-detection tests, or polygraphs, amid a raft of other measures.

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