http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6142416.stm
For those of you who cannot get the link, it would seem that six prisoners are likely to be awarded an out-of-court payment because they were forced to go what they considered to be “cold turkey” when imprisoned. These are six test cases out of a group of over one hundred who would likely win a court case under the governments human rights legislation.
Taking drugs is currently against the law. So, what I would do is supply the prisoners with drugs and, for every day of their sentence that I was supplying them or I could prove that they were using drugs from another source, I would extend their sentence for a day. I’d let them out when they had been “clean” for a period of time equivalent to their sentence.
I would also publish the names, email, addresses and pictures of the lawyers who brought this case. Just for fun you know…
This government seems hell-bent on driving me to vote for the opposition.
Neil 🙁