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The re-instatement of hard labour in jails

Submitted on Sunday 7th August 2011

Rejected on Wednesday 21st June 2017

Current status: Rejected

Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)

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The re-instatement of hard labour in jails

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During the 1800,s hard labour was introduced into jails in the UK as a form of restitution for a crime, this included the treadmill and other labouring tasks the prisoners where paid for what they achieved that week and charged for their meals with a small amount left over for themselves. I propose this should be reintroduced in a more 21th century style i.e.: A turbine can be made much like a treadmill to create electricity for the power grid or litter picking on uk beaches


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