Tony Martin is not the poster child for householder rights that some people over in this country like to imagine. Nevertheless, his sentence (for killing a burglar) has gone on far too long. His parole was, incredibly, delayed on the grounds that (unlike the police) he might constitute a danger to burglars. Now it seems that the same ludicrous explanation is being used to deny the poor man a preparatory home visit prior to his release from jail.

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Andrew Stuttaford is the editor of National Review's Capital Matters.
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