There's nothing easy about being gripped by a judge, having to meet the obligations to attend alcohol or drug addiction supervision, knowing that if you slip up, you are going to go to prison and you could serve 28 days, for example, in prison… This is not easy. It's actually quite tough. Some might call it tough love.
On the challenges of Intensive Supervision Courts.
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I disagree with him. This has got nothing to do with mass migration. This young man was a Brit. Let’s be clear about that. And I said, ‘look, Mr vice president, you’re wrong about this’.
The intensive supervision courts are a key plank of reducing reoffending that is cost-effective.
the money will be found, our commitment to 2.6 percent and then to three (is) absolutely sacrosanct under this Government.
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