A busy London thoroughfare where local-area
delinquents with misdemeanor criminal-records are made to stand on the sidewalks and face traffic with placards
detailing what their offenses were (i.e., "I tell lies", "I like to shoplift", "I express myself through
graffiti", etc.) as a condition of their parole/release.
I dunno how
effective a crime-deterrent it is for someone to stand shame-duty on Peccadillo Circus, but I keep seeing those infamous and similarly-publicly-embarrassing "humiliation-boards" displaying rubber checks that are located near the entrances of
convenience stores, and most of said worthless
financial instruments seem to just stay there for years, without their writers' appearing to care very much about all the bad publicity generated by same.