[Livia]

What's the point of making someone serve a sentence as punishment if the punishment is actually going to go on forever. If he is not allowed to return to his job, whatever that job may be, that will surely affect others who have served jail time, paid for their crime and then continued to be punished after they're released.

The exception would obviously be for people who have been convicted of crimes against children, they should obviously not be allowed to work with children ever again.

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by Livia

What's the point of making someone serve a sentence as punishment if the punishment is actually going to go on forever. If he is not allowed to return to his job, whatever that job may be, that will surely affect others who have served jail time, paid for their crime and then continued to be punished after they're released.

The exception would obviously be for people who have been convicted of crimes against children, they should obviously not be allowed to work with children ever again.

yes i agree. or if a doctor is convicted of malpractice they should not be allowed to practice medicine, etc... or if he had committed a crime on the football pitch while playing football (like mike tyson biting evander hollyfield) then he should be banned from football. but considering his crime had nothing to do with playing football, i don't see the problem.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Livia

What's the point of making someone serve a sentence as punishment if the punishment is actually going to go on forever. If he is not allowed to return to his job, whatever that job may be, that will surely affect others who have served jail time, paid for their crime and then continued to be punished after they're released.

The exception would obviously be for people who have been convicted of crimes against children, they should obviously not be allowed to work with children ever again.

Absolutely this,I agree with every word of this post.