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The case for longer prison sentences | Theodore Dalrymple

UPDATE: My latest single SINNERMAN is inspired by my prison work. Listen here: https://alexanderkyd.bandcamp.com/tra... I hope you'll enjoy it. Alexander My conversation with the brilliant Dr. Anthony Daniels, aka Theodore Dalrymple. In this segment: Is prison really the university of crime, the low rates of detection of crime, are innocent people being corrupted by the presence of other criminals in prison, what is the fundamental role of the state, most criminals come from a poor background but the same is true of their victims, failure to incapacitate those who commit crimes is creating more victims, the number of people who are in prison for a first offence is very small, people in prison are not committing crimes against people on the outside, hundreds of thousands of crimes are committed by people on probation, a small proportion of the population is committing the majority of crime, the notorious case of Shane Jenkin, sentences have to be proportionate to the seriousness of the crime, if you give a monster like Shane Jenkins a six year sentence, what do you give a burglar?, the average burglary draws a sentence to itself of three days in prison, we don't want a society in which people behave well only because there's a policeman round the corner.