Then there are the prisons and jails the worse the better say the heard, despite all evidence to the contrary that indicates that this is the incorrect course of action, cruel, and dehumanising places drenched in despair, disease, and unfathomable violence and emotional toll. These institutions are damaging to the people who work in them and frequently turn the inmates into 'riskier' citizens upon release and importantly turns people away from the ideals set out (rhetoric really) in our collective manifesto. Extremely dubious rehabilitation systems (for the most part) are the treatment du jour and meaningful rehabilitation is unlikely to be considered despite all criminological evidence to the contrary. I can kill a worker, poison a river, pollute the air, sell bad pharmaceuticals, pay a fine and write it off if I am a corporation. If I'm accused of stealing my next meal I will, get a dubious defence (just ask JT) and be forced to plea bargain. Rule of law eh, for who exactly?