Legislation needs to be put in place to give courts on the Isle of Man a wider range of sentencing options.
That's according to the Department of Home Affairs which wants to improve and modernise our criminal justice setup:
The public are being asked to share their opinions on proposals for early intervention, youth justice, offender management and how long a prisoner should serve before being considered for parole.
Minister Juan Watterson says it's a chance for everyone's voices to be heard:
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