Corrections – Prison Assaults and Time in Cells
The average time out of cells in Tasmanian prisons for 2018-19 is the lowest in the country. It was 7.9 hours a day.
The average time out of cells in Tasmanian prisons for 2018-19 is the lowest in the country. It was 7.9 hours a day.
The State Budget has confirmed the Liberals’ ‘tough on crime’ approach has failed, with millions more allocated to fund the overflowing prisons.
The Custodial Inspectorate has issued another highly critical assessment of the government’s handling of the Corrections system.
The Greens commend the decision to suspend all prison visits, but remain concerned about the potential high risk for coronavirus transmission.
The move to build a new prison is foolish, regressive policy and is apparently the Liberals’ idea of vision.
The Custodial Inspector’s Annual Report reveals a justice system in crisis under the Hodgman Liberals.
Prisoners who are suitable to be released on parole are being forced to stay in prison because they can't get housing.
When they axed the Reintegration of Ex-Offenders Program, the Liberals promised they would improve housing and assistance for ex-inmates.
Moving selected maximum security prisoners interstate to a “supermax” prison is something the states having been working towards for at least a decade.