Cork city has gone to the dogs.

Firstly, the main cost of prisons is not "luxuries", it is security.

If you put them all in prisons 23 hours a day you would be in contravention of human rights law, and the outcome would be compensation for those prisoners.

Yet another fella whose ideas utterly fail the "reality" test.
Is that that just the case in Irish law? I know of a Cat AA prisoner in England who is banged up 23 hours a day like many others. His issue is he refuses to co-operate with authorities as he says he's wrongly convicted for a triple murder.
 
Well that's all by choice of going to prison in the first place.

I presume people do get visit rights, yes?

One again, I'm referring to the hardened criminals who have no fear of being in and out of prison, and it's certainly not a deterrent for them.

Is this hard to understand?
I think you are referring to 'career criminals'
 
Is that that just the case in Irish law? I know of a Cat AA prisoner in England who is banged up 23 hours a day like many others. His issue is he refuses to co-operate with authorities as he says he's wrongly convicted for a triple murder.
Under certain circumstances and for limited times a prisoner can be locked up for 23 hours, but you can't do it as a matter of routine.
 
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