Minister promises that Part III is coming

[Brian Morrison]

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On Fri, 12 May 2006 21:04:11 +0100
"Caspar Bowden" <casparb@microsoft.com> wrote:

> >>What is safe to agree, I think, is that convicted child molesters
> should
> >>be on notice to prove the innocence of their data.=20
>=20
> >It seems fashionable to view such people as sub-human, undeserving of a
> >private life, civil liberties, and any possibility of rehabilitation.
>=20
> That caricatures what I said - which is that in my view this is a
> reasonable forfeit of liberty in the circumstances

Is there such a thing as "a reasonable forfeit of liberty"? It may seem
reasonable to you, but what about the person who makes the forfeit? If
they really are innocent, why should they have to jump through hoops
yet again to prove it?

--=20

Brian Morrison

bdm at fenrir dot org dot uk

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