I think everywhere, actually. Once again, we obviously can't set aside the prevention aspect. We have to make sure that people don't drift into crime. That said, once people make that fatal decision, it also takes resources to keep them behind bars. In cases where, as you say, offenders with very short sentences are released quickly, what worries me is that there is no chance for rehabilitation. We often hear in provincial sentencing cases that inmates aren't there for very long, that it's a revolving door and that offenders aren't following rehabilitation programs.
