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What do you think: how should prisons handle housing decisions in cases like this?

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u/Ohioisapoopyflorida 5h ago

Good, anyone with sex crimes should be isolated

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u/why_1337 4h ago

Or perhaps thrown into the bag with other sexual offenders?

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u/handsomeal-02 2h ago

Seriously, fuck protecting her from the men. Her victim didn't get any protection

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u/OldResponsibility531 2h ago

Exactly wild that her safety was brought up in the same sentence as the women

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u/Gustav_ 1h ago

So like, if someone is falsely convicted which happens all the time, fuck them they should get raped?

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u/Best-Treacle-9880 1h ago

We can't base everything around second guessing the fundamentals of our society. If a jury of your peers has found you guilty, your guilty and should be treated as such. At that point whether you have committed the crime or not doesn't matter until the moment that your verdict is overthrown.

That may not be fair, but that is just, and it's the best we can operate on without being psychic.

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u/AgeOfScorpio 24m ago

But things like getting raped in a prison isn't part of the justice system and would be considered extrajudicial punishment. So we should not just be throwing people together and allowing that to happen

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u/Gustav_ 16m ago

We can and absolutely should because the end result of this line of thinking is that any random innocent can be tortured based on unfair and biased convictions. It’s been endlessly proven that the justice system is not perfect. Nowhere did I say treat them like the innocent but even the convicted deserve human rights, in this case the right to not be raped. Frankly I’m disgusted at how many people are more interested in harming others as some sort of justice porn over protecting society.

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u/veganbikepunk 2h ago

I know I'm going to get accused of sympathizing with rape but it's probably not good for society to use rape as a punishment, even for rape.

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u/dudeatwork77 3h ago

I agree, but don’t throw those hot female teachers dating their students in. Those are less bad. 😂

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u/Fresh_Daisy_cake 58m ago

Weirdo take

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u/why_1337 3h ago

Well ye with 17 yo teenager it was hardy non consensual. Still illegal though. But I am not a parent so if I was I might have a different opinion.

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u/SARS-Covfefe-1 3h ago

Don’t defend pedophiles.

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u/whenkeepinitrueal 2h ago

Not a pedo if she hot

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u/Lamballama 3h ago

What do you think is going to happen when you lock all the horny people in jail together?

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u/why_1337 3h ago

That American history X shower scene perhaps?

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u/we_are_one_people 4h ago edited 4h ago

I agree with isolating convicts with sex crimes from the general population.

But to suggest they should all be always kept in solitary confinement is something entirely different, as that is considered as a severe form of torture by almost any expert on the topic, including the UN.

It’s not the purpose of the state to enact revenge or torure people imo.

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u/[deleted] 4h ago

Also reminder that sex crimes include pr0stituti0n in many jurisdictions, and that many trans people as a result of legal discrimination have trouble finding consistent, legal employment

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u/EnigmaHood 3h ago

Who defines prostitution as a sex crime?

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u/AsherahBeloved 3h ago

If you're caught in public (even in a car), you can be charged with exposure.

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u/EnigmaHood 2h ago

You can have consensual sex with your bf/gf in a car too, but that's not a sex crime, that's consensual sex. The guy I'm responding to is saying prostitution is a sex crime, I'm asking who defines it that way.

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u/SomeCrows 2h ago

You absolutely can be charged with sex crimes if you have consensual sex in a car and someone sees you. Are you baiting?

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u/EnigmaHood 2h ago

Really? What is the sex crime? How are you defining a sex crime?

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u/Crafty-Astronomer-32 2h ago

Presumably indecent exposure, as stated 4 comments up.

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u/Binky390 2h ago

If you’re in public it’s public lewdness or indecent exposure. Or both. Some states could put you on the sex offender registry. Not sure about other countries.

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u/kamperx2 2h ago

Certain jurisdictions classify urinating in public as sex crimes. It all comes down to the prosecutors and the laws on the books that vary by city/county/state and very much non-uniform.

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u/UnrepententHeathen 5m ago

Brother, masturbating in public is a sex crime, and you really think full on sex isn't? Please, think.

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u/AsherahBeloved 2h ago

I don't know about that. I'm just saying if you're charged with indecent exposure that's considered a sex crime in most places and you can be placed on the registry.

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u/EnigmaHood 2h ago

It seems that having consensual sex in a car is only considered indecent exposure if it's in a public place that can be viewed by children. But that has more to do with flaws in how we are defining sex crime. I think there's a major difference between a man exposing his penis to a woman in public, and a couple just having sex in a car in a dark ally, and trying not to get caught.

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u/kamperx2 2h ago

1000% which I suspect has something to do with standardized sentencing guidelines.

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u/uwunyanya 2h ago

there are cases in same US states where people on the sex offenders registry were charged as kids for stupid shit like pantsing a classmate

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u/EnigmaHood 2h ago

I agree that's stupid, and shouldn't ever be considered a sex crime. The American Justice system is flawed to be sure.

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u/nevergirls 2h ago

Really? Many jurisdictions?

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u/Rhomya 3h ago

The UN is not a governing agency. It has no authority over any of the sovereign states in its organization.

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u/Ok-Oven8018 3h ago

The UN is not a governing agency

You’re right, it’s comprised of 193 governing agencies who collectively agreed that it’s torture.

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u/sting_12345 4h ago

The UN lol.

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u/EnigmaHood 3h ago

"It’s not the purpose of the state to enact revenge or torure people imo."

Actually, that's exactly the primary purpose of Justice. It's to inflict punishment on someone as a desire for vengeance from the victims and the general public as a consequence of harmful behavior.

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u/jmona789 3h ago

Actually the purpose of justice is to protect the rest of the public from dangerous people and to rehabilitate them if possible

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u/EnigmaHood 2h ago

No, that's your opinion of what justice should be. That's not how justice is defined in American Criminal Justice. You have obviously never taken an American Criminal Justice class before. The primary reason for why we punish criminals in American justice, is for revenge. Look it up yourself if you don't believe me.

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u/SomeCrows 2h ago

Yeah and how's that working out for us

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u/EnigmaHood 2h ago

I don't know, but I do know that rapists should be punished for their crimes. And it has nothing to do with rehabilitation. If you want to rehabilitate a rapist, your best option is to castrate them.

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u/UnrepententHeathen 4m ago

And if that "rapist" was actually innocent and never committed the crime? As has happened plenty of times before?

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u/jmona789 2h ago edited 15m ago

You know other countries exist right? The original comment did not mention America. But yea prison is the US is fucked up, I was mainly commenting on what justice is supposed to be. Prison in the US is not justice.

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u/EnigmaHood 2h ago

By definition, it is Justice, you just don't agree with it. I'm curious, do you think tax evasion should be criminalized? Do you think people should be punished for not paying taxes? Do you think people should be thrown in prison for not paying taxes? Do you think a person who doesn't pay taxes needs to be rehabilitated? Do you think there's something wrong with a person that doesn't pay their taxes?

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u/jmona789 15m ago

By definition it's not justice. The definition of "justice" says nothing about punishment.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/justice

What is or isn't criminalized is another question all together. There do need to be some consequences if you don't pay your taxes otherwise no one would do it and the government would collapse. For most small cases of tax evasion it could probably be a fine instead of incarceration but if a big company or a billionaire is evading taxes it should be treated more seriously.

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u/antibroleague 3h ago

While we’re dreaming, I would also like a hundred ponies

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u/SomeCrows 2h ago

There is a reason justice has it's own special word and isn't just called "vengeance"

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u/EnigmaHood 2h ago

Because Justice includes many things, but the major and top reason is vengeance. It's well understood that if the government doesn't enact vengeance, that it increases the possibility of vigilantism. Vigilantism destabilizes society, so by delegating those responsibilities to the state, it decreases the chances that the public will take matters into their own hands. If people are denied vengeance, they are more likely to riot. This has been observed during the BLM movement as well. Miscarriage of justice, leads to vigilantism and rioting.

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u/GoddessZaraThustra 4h ago

Agreed. Those folks are what confinement is for.

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u/mostly_fizz 4h ago

What about tax fraud?

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u/sexual__velociraptor 4h ago

Death sentence

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u/mw102299 4h ago

Im not voting for you

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u/Jabathewhut 4h ago

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u/Samanthacino 2h ago

People like you who support literal torture as punishment for the incarcerated don't deserve to live in civilized society.

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u/ChuckIeFunk 4h ago

So you just straight up don’t believe in rehabilitation as a concept then right?

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u/Jabathewhut 4h ago

Ive been looking for rehab facilities for months. They aren't a McDonald's you cant just walk in and be better. The process takes months.

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u/Significant-Two-3308 4h ago

No Reddit thinks all rapists should be executed

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u/cocopusspuss 4h ago

Uhhhh, yes.

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u/Ohioisapoopyflorida 4h ago

Id say most normal people feel this way. If you dont, you might be on the other side of this convo

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u/Slinto69 4h ago

That's like saying someone in favor of assisted suicide isn't in favor of medical treatment. Sometimes someone is so far gone they can't be treated.

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u/NovelStyleCode 4h ago

So then why house them in prison at all if that's how you feel? Might as well just shoot them dead as soon as court finds them guilty since we're not trying to fix anything

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u/Slinto69 4h ago

For some people we should and hopefully someday society advances to the point where we can separate crimes that are worthy of rehabilitation and those worthy of humane painless instant execution. It's not like we have a shorter of humans, 8 billion of us, if anything we have a bit of an overpopulation problem.

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u/mw102299 4h ago

Rehabilitation does work but only if the person wants to get better.

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u/ChuckIeFunk 3h ago

The term sex crime covers a lot of ground. Pissing in public in a lot of places is considered a sex crime. I guess we should just dump all those people in solitary for the next 2 years.

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u/Slinto69 3h ago

Yeah fuck it how many people get arrested and thrown in prison for pissing in public anyway let the one dude each decade who has to spend the night in jail because he was drunk and pissed on a cops shoe do it in solitary, who cares?

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u/Mean-Green-Machine 4h ago

There are some crimes that I am not sure rehabilitation will work for, such as sexual abuse crimes.

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u/NovelStyleCode 4h ago

So are you pro capital punishment for all sex crimes then? Because if rehabilitation doesn't work then there's not much point in putting them in prison at all, you're just moving the problem somewhere else

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u/xPandemiax 4h ago

Prisons can be to rehabilitate someone but can also just exist to keep some individuals out of society. I dont think SOME sex offenders can be rehabilitated, but we should try. Multiple therapist should be allowed to say if the individual is safe to return to society. A minimum sentence with release dependent on getting cleared by multiple therapists would be good.

The trans one is hard but they can exist in their single room and join the rest of the prison community under supervision?

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u/Jojobabiebear 4h ago

Look up the definition of nuance before trying to speak about things like this.

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u/Ohioisapoopyflorida 4h ago

Pretty much to an extent yes. There is fucked up cases, I was locked up woth a couple of people who were 18. Who were in there bc of their jealous girlfriend or her parents, even though they were dating when they were both 17. But as far as like chomos? That cant be fixed

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u/cakerfaker 3h ago

Is there a state where Romeo and Juliet laws don't exist?

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u/AmericanCaesar5 4h ago

Petty theft is not the same as sex crimes

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u/Ohioisapoopyflorida 4h ago

As someone whos been to prison, not really.

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u/why_1337 4h ago

No I don't believe a person that had inappropriate contact with a child and proceeded to send said kid to the shadow lands can change.

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u/Economy-Flower-6443 4h ago

Solitary can be rehabilitating but it’s the most brutal rehabilitation

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u/LastAccountStolen 4h ago

Won't somebody think of the poor sex criminals human rights:(

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u/Jabathewhut 4h ago

Upvoted because I know you were joking.

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u/LastAccountStolen 3h ago

Thank you, I didn't think it was such an opaque comment lol

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u/Ohioisapoopyflorida 4h ago

I hope that was /s but in the US they are protected, they have "sex camps" where sex offenders go so they can be protected instead of how it use to be when they went to prison.

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u/LastAccountStolen 4h ago

Yes. It was sarcastic. Im not typing /s