Labor Desire End the smallest jail sentence And roll out a Texas-Style scheme under which prisoners can release early through good behavior, it has emerged.
Government Desire Law for changes next monthAlso to tighten community punishments.
As it wants Avoid a fresh gel capacity crisisThis will try to pass a bill that returned from Parliament’s holiday in September.
Central change An “earned progress model” will beginSources told MentorWhich will see the prisoners with a certain period of certain period of time issued for good behavior.
This will look at the criminals, in which some will be convicted of violent crimes, they will be issued after a minimum service as a third of their sentence.
The change floated last year when Ms. Mahmood visited Texas, which lets the prisoners cut the amount of time spent behind bars by earning credit for good behavior. They can earn marks by participating in courses for the purpose of dealing with the root causes of derogatory.
Courses include business workshops, education and training, as well as sessions on drug rehabilitation and behavior changes.
Ms. Mahmud’s bill will allegedly end the sentences of less than 12 months, where there are extraordinary circumstances, where ministers said they believe that they are response and commit crime.
Last month, the Ministry of Justice showed that about two-thirds of those who served less than a year started again.
Plans come after the department confirmed the plan to ban criminals guilty Going to pubs, music music and sports programs In a bid to tightened community punishment.
Criminals may face boundaries over driving, travel restrictions and restrictions that are limited to specific areas.
Those who break the conditions, then they could be dragged back to a judge and punished a difficult punishment.
Similar restrictions can also apply prisoners to licenses, while compulsory drug tests will also be expanded to cover all issued.
The courts already have the power to implement the conditions on some sentences, such as restricting football goons from the field, but new measures, which will be applicable in England and Wales, will allow them to apply to any crime.
Ms. Mahmood is also allegedly planning to move forward with a voluntary chemical caustation system for sexual criminals in England and Wales, and can also make it mandatory.
The Justice Secretary said: “When criminals break the rules of society, they should be punished. Those serving their sentences in the community should also be banned.
“These new punishments should be reminded of all criminals that, under this government, crime does not pay.
“Well, the public is expected to do everything in its power to keep Britain safe, and that is what we are doing.”
The government said that new steps were part of comprehensive reforms to cut off crime, while ensuring that the most dangerous criminals were enough places.
