Thursday, 3 February 2011
Votes for Prisoners?
Today, I wrote an article for the Daily Telegraph, setting out the case against giving prisoners the vote. Parliament will get a free vote on this debate next week, initiated pursuant to a new back-bench procedure introduced by the coalition.
You can read the article here ... along with comments by John Hirst, the original claimant before the Strasbourg Court.
You can read the article here ... along with comments by John Hirst, the original claimant before the Strasbourg Court.
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