Emma
@emmrus.bsky.social
I've had this recently too! I couldn't come at signing on to my own obsolescence
August 20, 2025 at 12:06 AM
I've had this recently too! I couldn't come at signing on to my own obsolescence
Reposted by Emma
harsher penalty deterrnce is the most disproven political claim in crime policy. Here is the 2025 Productivity Commission report detailing over $25 billion spent on maintaining a carceral state that does not stop violence.
www.pc.gov.au/ongoing/repo...
www.pc.gov.au/ongoing/repo...
C Justice - Report on Government Services 2025
Part C includes performance reporting for Police services, Courts and Corrective services.
www.pc.gov.au
February 5, 2025 at 11:11 AM
harsher penalty deterrnce is the most disproven political claim in crime policy. Here is the 2025 Productivity Commission report detailing over $25 billion spent on maintaining a carceral state that does not stop violence.
www.pc.gov.au/ongoing/repo...
www.pc.gov.au/ongoing/repo...
Repping for the stellar research team @blatmannaama.bsky.social @drnatosborne.bsky.social @francismarkham.work + Andrew Burridge, speaking on our article in @theconversation.com last week:
theconversation.com/prisons-dont...
theconversation.com/prisons-dont...
Prisons don’t create safer communities, so why is Australia spending billions on building them?
Research shows 37 new prisons have been built in Australia since 2000. But the evidence shows increased incarceration doesn’t help reduce crime.
theconversation.com
January 27, 2025 at 5:32 AM
Repping for the stellar research team @blatmannaama.bsky.social @drnatosborne.bsky.social @francismarkham.work + Andrew Burridge, speaking on our article in @theconversation.com last week:
theconversation.com/prisons-dont...
theconversation.com/prisons-dont...