Haha gold! I think it was actually the 'previously unreported' Corrections amendment which allowed them to retrospectively enforce residential supervision orders on high-risk individuals that for whatever reason were deemed to be needing continuous supervision after release. A previous Supreme Court cancelled the orders as not legally enforceable, and this basically let a few less than 40 high-risk-classification ex-prisioners wander off from the residential supervision facilities they were required to reside at stopping supervision, and it was quietly tided up with an Amendment before anyone found out.
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