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Prison Overcrowding

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Yes, we should transition to education, social, and rehabilitation programs; for now, have the released perform communit…

Yes, but we should increase funding to offer education, rehabilitation, and skill building services for prisoners.

Remove the privatized prison system as nobody should profit off of the incarceration of others and have a more direct fo…

Yes and increase funding to offer education, skill building, and job training for incarcerated persons to help them be s…

It depends on what defines “non-violent”—and further, how best to punish and rehabilitate the lawbreaker depends on what…

No we should reform the system to focus on rehabilitation where possible to attempt to reduce the prison population natu…

It isn't nonviolent offenders who make up our prison population. That's bogus. These people plead down or are in fact in…

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