In Britain, jails are overcrowded and increasingly chaotic, with harsh sentencing partly to blame. Former prison governor Vanessa Frake highlights that while being tough on crime is easy, the infrastructure to support long sentences is lacking.
Reports suggest Britain’s prison system is burdened by impulsive sentencing changes, with overcrowded facilities breeding more crime. Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick believes addressing overcrowding requires speeding up deportations and trials.
Ultimately, the system's flaws highlight a pressing need for comprehensive reform in Britain’s approach to justice.