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Prison Overcrowding

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Yes, but they should be in long term programs to support their reintegration, mental health, job training, and recovery.

Yes but with an appropriate alternative for the time not served, such as community service, house arrest, or mandated co…

we should look into other options for non violent offenders in order to reintigrate them into society to reduce crowding…

He’s, however the definition of non violent needs to be better defined in the criminal justice system. Rape, Assaults &…

No, reduce overcrowding by stopping private companies from running for-profit prisons that benefit from overcrowding.

Yes, but they should be required to engage in daily community service and attend some form of rehabilitation like skill…

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