Well if we are to believe the media coverage on the JV and RT, then there are a few points that should be questioned.
If JV has had a history of drug abuse, why was he not recalled to prison when that first come to light? As i understand that was one of the terms of his licence.
Same goes for the many violent outbursts he has had over the 9 years. Why was he not put into jail over these crimes?
RT has apparently struggled with drug addiction, if true that violates the terms set on his licence.
Yet as far as we know this is the first time either of them has ended up back in jail. So if any truth lies in these reports, obviously they are not on a very tight rein.
And they have been shielded once again from the law.
They are not 10 year old boys anymore, they are grown men. I personally think before their release there should have been an a serious threat put into place, to prevent any form of reoffending. For example, any criminal activity and the anonymity order will be lifted, it would of given them some serious food for thought, i think they know they are protected for life and as a result JV has failed to keep his side of the deal.
And honestly 8 years may seem like a long time to a 10 year old, but with regards to punishment i don't think they served long enough or in the right conditions. And to be fair they got out of their sentence with better education then they would have had in the outside world. And to be released when they are 18 is really a bit of a joke. At 18 it's the time in your life you most enjoy, young carefree, no obligations, able to go out and party. In my opinion if i had to miss out on 8 years of my freedom, 10 to 18 would be the perfect age as quite frankly they are not really that riveting in the first place. And if the media is to be right in any of the reporting they didn't actually miss out on any of their childhood in any case.
I don't thin the punishment fitted the crime, and that is why so many people are still angry at the system over this.