"The proposal was attacked by the Child Poverty Action Group, which works to abolish child poverty in the UK. "Kneejerk plans to remove benefits from people convicted of less serious offences are dangerous and very likely counterproductive," said Imran Hussain, the group's head of policy. "How can a society that delivers double punishments for the poor, treating the rich and the poor differently, be called a fixed society – or the kind of world we want to live in?"" - M F

why weren't the looting MP's evicted from the house of commons??? - Halil

A very good question. - M F