Minor Computer Flaw Frees State Prisoners
Ruvim writes "A Michigan State audit shows a software glitch let some prisoners get out early. From the article: 'The audit report shows errors in the release dates of 23 prisoners between October 2003 and March 2005. Some were let out early, while others were let out late... A flaw in computer programming caused State jails to release 8 prisoners anywhere from 39-161 days early, prisoners who were doing time for everything from embezzlement and drugs to bad check writing.'"
I too would be tempted to, say, compare a hash of the prisoner's name with that of mine...
In Soviet Washington the swamp drains you.
On the bright side, they'll be getting their free subsidized digital television converter boxes any day now. Welcome to freedom, gentlemen!
because it is free!!!!
I am sorry. Very sorry.
they would end my probation early!
feeling lonely? grab a balled up pillow for company
Microsoft: Minor Computer Flaws Imprison Free States
Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam possit materiari?
if((rand() % 2) == 0) sentence -= (rand() % 123 + 39); Either that or memory corruption. I'd bet on the former :-D
If I were the guys released late, I'd definately get incarcerated in another jurisdiction next time ... maybe someplace with the early release bug instead.
"Because Science" is one step from "Because old book". Try "Because of my experiment testing my falsifiable assertion".
Why, the American legal system certainly does a good job deterring me from ever moving there...
USE HOT GRITS WITH STATUE OF NATALIE PORTMAN (NAKED AND PETRIFIED)
I'm sure he was referring to people who steal $100 or less, or can't afford bail. If you grab $10 million or more, you're not a criminal, you're a prospective campaign contributor...
No; he really meant bad Czech writers. It was a reference to Tedd Sallay and Josef Simanek.
"Finally, my parole hearing has come and I'm ready to see my family again!"
"No, actually, it says here that you're scheduled for execution. Any last requests?"
Actually, moral stewardship is a Calvinistic holdover from the Puritans who came to America. The whole "we need to make sure everyone else does the right thing" way of thinking is what our country was founded on. Yay Puritanism! Today's history lesson brought to you by the letters W, T, and F.
Remember kids, tin foil doesn't work, so use LeadHat.
Talk about free software :).