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make reparation

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It involves: • Improving prison work so that inmates learn a useful skill and can make reparation directly to the victims of their crimes • Increasing prison capacity to 100,000 - 5,000 more than the government has pledged • Ending automatic release for all time-limited or determinate sentences and replacing such sentences with no possibility of parole until the minimum term has been served.
6% of their retirement taken away, now we have to make reparations to 30,000 people.
Those who commit such acts should remember that,not only are they answerable to human justice and need to make reparation to those they have offended,but also they must answer to God.
 
 
 
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