After two recent attacks by released terrorists, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government is moving to strengthen detention policies for convicted terrorists.
The reforms would end the automatic release of convicted terrorists at the halfway point of their custodial sentences. Convicted terrorists would instead have to be approved for early release by a parole board. The hope is that this reform will reduce the risk of reoffending and better protect the public.
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