This comes just days after a report from the UK on privatised UK child prisons and their 'restraint' methods.
It just goes to show that some people will do anything in order to make a profit. Just how corrupt and tisted does money make us?
The two men were originally charged in early 2009 with accepting money from the builder and owner of a for-profit detention centre that housed county juveniles in exchange for giving children longer, harsher sentences.
Some of the children were shackled, denied lawyers, and pulled from their homes for offences which included stealing change from cars and failure to appear as witnesses.
I cannot wait for these kids to be released and start law suits against the system for wrongful imprisonment.
IMO, 'for-profit' prison systems is wrong. Very wrong. It now appears that this particular practise is WIDE open to abuse, as this case shows us.
www.bbc.co.uk
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