Sarah Lavis

Then you get your 25% off.

And then if you behave in prison, meaning you keep your hands to yourself, which, you know, my three-year-old nephew can do, then they get out early on parole.

If I get a speeding fine, I can't walk into the RTA and say, you got me for 40, I'm only going to accept 20 over the limit and I'll pay you 50%.

That's a good point.

How does that work?

Do your deal.

Yeah.

It needs to be more structured.

There needs to be less nuance.

If you get charged with this, this is what you should go out for.

And if you plead guilty, then you should be eligible for parole.

You shouldn't get 25%.

And really, if you look at it in Australia, the bar's pretty high to be charged.

The evidence is pretty good.

We're working off a system where fingerprinting was really a new invention when we started.

And now we have so much evidence.

We've got DNA evidence, we've got phone, we've got cars, we've got the watch.

CCTV everywhere.

Everywhere.

So we have so much more evidence, yet we're still working from a system that really is circumstantial.