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Rich criminals are being released to the custody of private security firms under house arrest.
Is this legal? Is it right?
What authority to private security officers have if the prisoner attempts to flee, or disobeys the conditions and terms of their release or house arrest?
We're discussing to recent cases and asking the liability questions.
Welcome to this edition of On The Legal Side!
Protecting Prisoners-Part 1
