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Steckle calls for corporal punishment
. by Patrick Raftil
A return- to corporal punishment
would "put the fear of the Lord'
into violent criminals and deter
them from becoming repeat'
offenders, says Huron Bruce MP'
Paul Steckle,
"Corporal punishment must he
introduced for those who choose
not to he governed by more con-
ventional -methods," said Steckle: a
rookie hack-hencher in the fgderal
Liberal government, In a Standing
Order (an MP's opportunity to
speak on the topic of their .choice)
delivered in the House of
Commons. May 11.
Steckle, a Zurich -area native cap-
tured a great deal of attention with
the statement on. corporal punish-
ment, an issue which has been
making headlines since an
American youth was recently sen-
tenced to caning" for acts of van-
dalism in Singapore. The statement
prompted so 'many interview
,requests Steckle's office faxed' a
text of the statement to all area
newspaper's the following day.
• In an telephone interview from
Ottawa. with The Lakeshore
Advance, Steckte said the timing•
of the statement was related to the
publicity given the Singapore inci-
dent, but stated he has long
believed. in corporal punishment as
'a deterrent to crime.
"This is an issue that's been dear
to •my heart for a long time. Not
that I like to see people hurt, but I
think I havr to look at the whole:
prospeL.tu, of who the people are
that are being % rcumried and who
are the real victim, in society.
Yesterday, in the house. out of 1
believe it was I I or 12 SO -11s,
Stability Orders. I believe five of
them had' to do with criminals on
the street' and repeat offenses and
that kind of thing.
I'Wc keep talking about the vic-
tims and the victim being tile crim.
inal. It's about time we started talk-
ing about the,real victims - the
ones who have been left without
loved ones, who have been left
with people who have been bruised
or hurt and, in many cases. person-
alities have been affected because
of the way they've been treated,
and I think it's time we started
looking at what is working as a•'
deterrent in our society. And, obvi•
-
ously, what we've been doing has
not been working," Steckle said.
A return to corporal punishment
also makes sound financial sense.
said Steckle.
"We just don't have the money
any more, to build more institu-
tdons and do these kinds of things.
We have to look at methods that, in
the past, worked. And they will
work again if we give them the
opportunity; because, in parts of
the world, as expressed in this
statement, they work."
In his speech, in the house,'
Steckle said the youth in Singapore
was punished .appropriately,
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• because 'the nature of his crime
justified the punishment at.Lordinii
to the laws of the land. .
However. when asked if he felt a
Singapore -style ,:aning was an
appropriate punishment For crimes
such as vandalism here, Steckle
said:
I'm thinking basically of people
who are coming haLk and doing a
second, third, fourth offense Vin
terms of rape...:1 rn not talking
about people who go out and
smash someone's- window tonight.
or scratch up a car one'night._ [1:
they did it five or six times and
they wouldn't change their ways
then, yes, I would have to look at •
that.•
"But I'm talking about people
who are doing serious crime and
.who will not be any different in 10
years from the day they did the •
crime by being incarcerated."
"I think it's time we look at ways
and.means of getting people back.
on the streets sooner, getting them
back into the workforce where
they're contributing rather ,.than
being dependent on. society. So I'm
talking about • repeat people who
come back and come back - again,
as a starting point,. and obviously
that would he as far as we'd ever
get with it."
"Let's faceit, violent crimes, they
just become more. violent, where
•people ufie guns and heat up some-
one, leave them for dead and walk
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