| 词条 | Operation Safeguard |
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The policy is supported by the Association of Chief Police Officers, it outlined a list of criteria for prisoners who should not be held in police station cells under Safeguard, including among others: women, juveniles and those with mental health problems or those involved in a Crown Court trial. Alternatives to Operation SafeguardThe government has considered several alternatives to Safeguard, including repatriating foreign prisoners to their home country, with a financial incentive.[3] Other ways of reducing the prison population include:
The Lord Chief Justice, Britain's most senior judge, Lord Phillips has suggested a greater use of community sentences to reduce the pressure on prisons.[4] See also
References1. ^Metropolitan Police Authority, Operation Safeguard, 3 Mar 2006, (accessed 10 Oct 2006) 2. ^BBC News Website, Cells plan to ease prisons crisis, 9 Oct 2006, (accessed 10 Oct 2006) 3. ^BBC News website, Tackling UK's overcrowded prisons 5 Oct 2006, (accessed 10 Oct 2006 4. ^BBC News website, Top judge calls for less jailing, 8 Oct 2006, (accessed 10 Oct 2006) External links
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