@ISIDEWITH6yrs
Yes, but they must perform community service on a daily basis
@ISIDEWITH5yrs
No, but we should increase funding to offer education and skill building services for prisoners
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
No, we should build more prisons
@ISIDEWITH6yrs
Yes, but place them under house arrest using an electronic bracelet
@95X9NZM3hrs
Yes, as long as their crime wasn't extestential.
@95X22HN6hrs
depends on what there crime was
@95WZ7M56hrs
Yes, but criminals in for sex related crimes should stay locked up
@95WQV9R16hrs
It depends on the crime, but I don't think they should just be released. That's crazy. If there is overcrowding, teach them how to build more space and place them under house arrest.
@95WLNSM21hrs
Yes but they should build rehabilitation centers for them instead
@95W89Z41 day
Yes, and their record should be expunged and they should receive reparations for being victimized over a difference in culture or expression.
@95VMT5Z2 days
Non-violent, likely not to reoffend, Community service, probation for the rest of their time
@95VL9NJ2 days
Yes, but moved to inpatient drug rehabilitation programs or mental treatment centers, accordingly
@95VJ3SZ2 days
Non violent criminals are often not criminals to begin with, yes, free them.
@95VGJQ22 days
Yes, but they should be under the surveillance of a parol officer or possibly be placed in shared housing or rehabilitation.
@95VCV4W2 days
Yes, excluding egregious repeat offenders
Yes, we should abolish the current prison system and replace it with better rehabilitation programs
@95V5K732 days
yes, and replace prisons with rehabilitation programs for criminals
@95V2VH3Independent2 days
No, but we could lower sentences for certain individuals
@95V469C2 days
Yes, but they must perform community service on a daily basis but depending on the type of crime then No, but we should increase funding to offer education and skill building services for prisoners
@95TT7ZF2 days
Yes, and increase funding to offer education and skill building outside of prison, make it mandatory to be released from prison.
@95TG2ZR3 days
Yes, alternative punishment to be handled on case by case basis
@95TFZHYWomen’s Equality3 days
Yes, but only for victimless non-violent crimes.
@95T9YP53 days
Create a rehabilitation program to help non violent offenders reintegrate into society
@95T982XProgressive3 days
Yea, with provisions and rehabilitation opportunities.
@95T3PJQ3 days
Yes, however they must go through rehabilitation to become productive members of society again
@95SWQV63 days
Yes, and the should be mandated to undergo some kind of rehabilitation program
@95SWHVG3 days
No, but we should reduce minimum sentences and encourage alternatives to jail time
@95SJ85X3 days
Yes, and dramatically shift from prison sentences to community service in our justice system
@95SMFZX3 days
Yes, and abolish privatized prisons
@95SLGBK3 days
Yes, but they must be required to pay their debt in another manner.
@95SL7BQ3 days
Depending on their crime and conviction, they should be offered parole
@95SB2WMProgressive3 days
All Non-violet marijuana offenses should be released.
@95S69GW3 days
yes, and add more funding for rehabilitaion programs
@Brett-Bagsham3 days
Yes, unless they are a repeat offender
@95RZ3S93 days
Yes, starting with those only convicted of minor drug offences.
@95RSXNF4 days
Yes, and mandatory minimums should be abolished.
@95RSRKXProgressive4 days
Only in the cases of minor or misdemeanor crime. Large scale (greater than $100,000) financial crimes should not be subject to the same policy and petty theft or public intoxication.
@95RRCRL4 days
Depends on a case by case of what the crime is, regardless of what happens though, providing education and skill building would be good regardless
@95RQKPC4 days
yes, but provided help to get them to become productive members of society.
@95RNQMY4 days
Yes, but the criminal justice systems is corrupt and arresting too many people.
@95RMZBC4 days
No, I think we should work on reducing overcrowding by other means
@95RLF944 days
Yes, but only prisoners that only have drug charges.
@oBrushstrokeProgressive4 days
Yes, and they should undergo mandatory counseling/therapy
@95RJCXF4 days
The prison population is too high, but it is disingenuous to free prisoners simply because of overcrowding. Nonviolent offenders should be released but not as a mechanical response to overcrowding. Sentencing reform should should be implemented to stop overcrowding at the source.
Yes, but only in cases of non-violent crimes that did not target another person. Nonviolent thieves should still serve a sentence, nonviolent drug offenses should be given rehabilitation.
@95RFSY64 days
Yes, for non violent crimes such as cannabis.
@95RD5RY4 days
Yes, but only if their crimes are minor offenses with serving community service or house arrest.
Yes, but provide them with good paying job opportunities, preferably government jobs.
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