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If you don't pay your fine, you have to go to prison. However, because they are so full in Hamburg, no one had to take his punishment in the past six months.
Professionals and experts in mental health warn that the current system offers insufficient tools for the recovery and reintegration of people with mental disorders who have committed crimes. This is one of the main conclusions of the 1st Conference on Mental Health in the Penitentiary Sector, held at the Sant Joan de Déu Health Park, under the [...] The entry 60% of sentences linked to crimes associated with mental disorders are served in psych…
Those who don't pay their fine must go to prison: because of full prisons, this was last suspended in Hamburg. This is now over. [more] Replacement prison sentences in Hamburg are being enforced again
The "Freedom Fund" initiative bought the release of around 110 people from German prisons on Thursday. They had been caught on the train without a ticket. A woman from Hamburg was among them. The "Freedom Fund" bought the release of a 54-year-old woman from Hamburg's Billwerder correctional facility. She was supposed to serve a 50-day sentence there, but was released after six days, the initiative explained in response to an inquiry from Hinz&Ku…
Hamburg (dpa/lno) – Half a year after the suspension of the execution of replacement prison sentences in Hamburg due to full prisons, these must now be served again. "Since 1 June 2025, convicted persons who have not paid their fines are again invited to enter the prison," says the senate's answer to a written little question from the right-wing spokesman of the CDU citizenship faction, Richard Seelmaecker. The judicial authority had interrupted…
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