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2 days agoGood luck fixing some of them in 10 years…
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In the US, I think they do consecutive sentencing. So that’d be 10 years times 100 or 200 crimes
You can either get the documentation reprinted, or get tested, no?
In some countries it does.
Long sentences are useful when they don’t try to fix prisoners. Because if you can’t fix them, you can at least keep them out of society.