Criminals sentenced to four years or more will be excluded from voting.

The Home Office continue to show themselves as 'not fit for purpose' by losing yet more highly confidential information: personal details and intelligence on 33,000 serious offenders, dossiers on 10,000 “priority criminals” and the names and dates of birth of all 84,000 prisoners in England and Wales. There is also information on an unspecified number of people enlisted on dr...

Almost 4,000 foreign criminals who should have been deported, including dozens of murderers, rapists and other serious offenders, are free on the streets, a watchdog has warned.

2008 - "Ministers have confirmed plans for more targeting of 110,000 "problematic" families in a bid to cut youth crime."2001 - "... the estimated 100,000 persistent criminals, said to be responsible for half of all crime, would face serving all their sentences instead of being released early."Like this guy.The Government has improved its checks for prisoners who are given early release after a vi...

Almost 1,000 released prisoners who should be back behind bars, including 19 murderers, are at large, figures show.

The BBC are reporting that Home Office contractor PA Consulting have lost a computer memory stick containing personal details about tens of thousands of criminals. The lost data apparently includes details about 10,000 prolific offenders as well as information on all 84,000 prisoners in England and Wales. This loss is the latest in a whole string of incidents involving misplaced data, including: 1...

The Government's controversial early release scheme for prisoners resulted in 80 criminals a day being let out early, hundreds going straight back into crime.

Amber from Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarit on Vimeo. Numbers released by the federal receiver’s office show that on September 28th, nearly 12,000 prisoners were on hunger strike, including California prisoners who are housed in out of state prisons in Arizona, Mississippi and Oklahoma. This historic and unprecedented number shows the strength and resolve of the prisoners

At least 4,000 foreign prisoners have already taken "bribes" to leave the UK, costing the taxpayers millions of pounds.

Because if Cubans vote today to empty the island's jails of prisoners of conscience and other political prisoners, tomorrow they may vote to fill them with the criminals who have oppressed and repressed them for more than 50 years. The Castro dictatorship, which is now feeling the fear it has instilled during its evil reign, will never take that chance.Marc R. Masferrer