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Plans to Reduce Federal Prison Population

Posted by Seth Chazin | Feb 03, 2016 | 0 Comments

The Charles Colson Task Force on Federal Corrections believes that the Justice Department should limit the cases it brings to court and steer nonviolent crimes towards probation, instead of prison. Doing so would save more than $5 billion dollars.

Murder Rate Rising in Bay Area

Posted by Seth Chazin | Jan 20, 2016 | 0 Comments

Despite law enforcement efforts to reduce the homicide rate, the Bay Area’s murder rates have risen once again. The homicide rate has been at an all-time low since 2001. In 2015, the homicide rate increased by almost 10 percent, proving that more work needs to be done by law enforcement and community leaders...

2014 Violent Crime Rates at a New Low

Posted by Seth Chazin | Oct 01, 2015 | 0 Comments

The FBI released crime statistics showing that the overall crime rates have dropped again in 2014. This is the lowest crime rates have been in the last two decades. Compared to 2013, violent crime rates have declined by one percent and property crime rates by five percent...

Equal Protection denied for Sex Registration

Posted by Seth Chazin | Sep 25, 2015 | 0 Comments

Recently, the California Supreme Court overruled its own decision and found that there is no equal protection violation that arises from provisions in California’s Sex Offender Registration Act that only requires optional registration for those convicted of illegal sexual intercourse with a minor...

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ABOLISH THE DEATH PENALTY

“The death penalty is a lie, a misguided mistake born of anger and frustration. Capital punishment has become a perverse monument to inequality, to how some lives matter and others do not. It is a violent example of how we protect and value the rich and abandon and devalue the poor. The death penalty is a grim, disturbing shadow formed by the legacy of racial apartheid and bias against the poor that condemns the disfavored among us, but corrupts us all. It’s the perverse symbol elected officials use to strengthen their ‘tough on crime’ reputations and distract us from confronting the causes of violence. It is finally the enemy of grace, redemption and all of us who recognize that each person is more than their worse act.”
- Bryan Stevenson

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