Corrections Victoria has yet to decide on the jail where convicted child sex offender George Pell will serve out his six-year sentence
The jail where convicted child sex offender George Pell will serve out his six-year sentence is yet to be decided.
"Corrections authorities conduct rigorous security and risk assessments on anyone coming into the prison system to ensure their placement is safe and secure," a spokesman said."Prisoner placements are regularly monitored and reviewed, and may be modified where an assessment finds that their risk and individual requirements have changed."
Pell sat emotionless and looking visibly thinner during his sentence hearing, in which the judge noted that there was a real possibility he may not live to be released. Exclusive photo. Handcuffed in the back of a prison van, Cardinal George Pell leaves the County Court after being jailed for six years on child sexual abuse charges.Pell, who until late February was Vatican treasurer, is the most senior member of the Catholic Church jailed for child sexual abuse.
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