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Habitual offender / Law enforcement / Bill of attainder / Indefinite imprisonment / Criminal justice / Dangerous offender / Sentencing in England and Wales / Law / Criminal law / Sentencing
Date: 2009-05-25 16:54:11
Habitual offender
Law enforcement
Bill of attainder
Indefinite imprisonment
Criminal justice
Dangerous offender
Sentencing in England and Wales
Law
Criminal law
Sentencing

'Dangerous persons' : to be gaoled for what they are, or what they may do, not for what they have done

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