Federal inmates released early commit new crimes

[miketx]

Color me not surprised.

Federal inmates released early, committing new crimes

A federal decision aimed to reduce the sentences of "non-violent" drug offenders and alleviate overcrowding issues has backfired in a way that could impact every community nationwide.

That's according to First District Attorney General Tony Clark, who says convicted felons released under this program in our area have already reoffended.

In April 2012, the United States Sentencing Commission decided to reduce the sentence of non-violent drug offenders, impacting those already incarcerated.

News Channel 11 addressed concerns surrounding this federal early release program in June, but in the months since, Clark told us those concerns have come true, pointing to real examples, in our area, of criminals released last year who have reoffended.
Clark says the federal move is undoing years of work it took prosecutors to put put those offenders behind bars.

"We're reaping the tragedies of what's happened, by these people being released early," Clark said....

....Just hours away in Chattanooga, "Someone...who should have been spending time in a federal penitentiary, was released early by President Obama's program, and that person is now charged with a murder."

http://www.wjhl.com/news/federal-in...itting-new-crimes_20180212061941887/969079164

 

[Ringel05]

Just federal? They have a violent offender catch and release program here in New Mexico.........

 

[Moonglow]

Just think,,,

People that have never committed a crime are committing crimes...I blame Trump

 

[Cellblock2429]

Just think,,,

People that have never committed a crime are committing crimes...I blame Trump

/----/ I think most of your posts are crimes, misdemeanors and a few felonies. Just sayin'

 

[strollingbones]

prison seems to be nothing but a camp to learn trades for a lot of people

 

[Moonglow]

Just think,,,

People that have never committed a crime are committing crimes...I blame Trump

/----/ I think most of your posts are crimes, misdemeanors and a few felonies. Just sayin'

I do intend to bend every rule before death.

 

[miketx]

Yeah we should just cut to the chase and let them all out.

 

[DrLove]

2012 called Mikey - They would like their story back

 

[Moonglow]

prison seems to be nothing but a camp to learn trades for a lot of people

Drug trade, pimping, gambling, murder for hire..

 

[Moonglow]

Yeah we should just cut to the chase and let them all out.

You are not in the stir, must be okay..

 

[miketx]

2012 called Mikey - They would like their story back

So troll, It's not true then? We have already established ALL of you do not want to punish criminals. You don't have to keep proving it.

 

[DrLove]

2012 called Mikey - They would like their story back

So troll, It's not true then? We have already established ALL of you do not want to punish criminals. You don't have to keep proving it.

I could post many stories from 2012 that were true. Kudos for keeping it out of Current Events though - Progress!

 

[miketx]

2012 called Mikey - They would like their story back

So troll, It's not true then? We have already established ALL of you do not want to punish criminals. You don't have to keep proving it.

I could post many stories from 2012 that were true. Kudos for keeping it out of Current Events though - Progress!

We all know you want more murderers set free.

 

[OldLady]

Color me not surprised.

Federal inmates released early, committing new crimes

A federal decision aimed to reduce the sentences of "non-violent" drug offenders and alleviate overcrowding issues has backfired in a way that could impact every community nationwide.

That's according to First District Attorney General Tony Clark, who says convicted felons released under this program in our area have already reoffended.

In April 2012, the United States Sentencing Commission decided to reduce the sentence of non-violent drug offenders, impacting those already incarcerated.

News Channel 11 addressed concerns surrounding this federal early release program in June, but in the months since, Clark told us those concerns have come true, pointing to real examples, in our area, of criminals released last year who have reoffended.
Clark says the federal move is undoing years of work it took prosecutors to put put those offenders behind bars.

"We're reaping the tragedies of what's happened, by these people being released early," Clark said....

....Just hours away in Chattanooga, "Someone...who should have been spending time in a federal penitentiary, was released early by President Obama's program, and that person is now charged with a murder."

http://www.wjhl.com/news/federal-in...itting-new-crimes_20180212061941887/969079164

Recidivism rates are high everywhere, whether they serve their whole bid or not.
Maybe we should be looking at the WHY of that, or how to improve it, instead of endlessly blaming a political party for it.
To completely cure recidivism, we would have to throw all incarcerated folks into a dungeon and throw away the key forever. You pay for that; I'd rather find another way.
Work release programs at the end of a sentence and intensive drug and alcohol rehab programs work in the places we have them in our state.

 

[miketx]

Color me not surprised.

Federal inmates released early, committing new crimes

A federal decision aimed to reduce the sentences of "non-violent" drug offenders and alleviate overcrowding issues has backfired in a way that could impact every community nationwide.

That's according to First District Attorney General Tony Clark, who says convicted felons released under this program in our area have already reoffended.

In April 2012, the United States Sentencing Commission decided to reduce the sentence of non-violent drug offenders, impacting those already incarcerated.

News Channel 11 addressed concerns surrounding this federal early release program in June, but in the months since, Clark told us those concerns have come true, pointing to real examples, in our area, of criminals released last year who have reoffended.
Clark says the federal move is undoing years of work it took prosecutors to put put those offenders behind bars.

"We're reaping the tragedies of what's happened, by these people being released early," Clark said....

....Just hours away in Chattanooga, "Someone...who should have been spending time in a federal penitentiary, was released early by President Obama's program, and that person is now charged with a murder."

Federal inmates released early, committing new crimes

Recidivism rates are high everywhere, whether they serve their whole bid or not.
Maybe we should be looking at the WHY of that, or how to improve it, instead of endlessly blaming a political party for it.
To completely cure recidivism, we would have to throw all incarcerated folks into a dungeon and throw away the key forever. You pay for that; I'd rather find another way.
Work release programs at the end of a sentence and intensive drug and alcohol rehab programs work in the places we have them in our state.

I did not know there was a political party called "liberal".

 

[OldLady]

Color me not surprised.

Federal inmates released early, committing new crimes

A federal decision aimed to reduce the sentences of "non-violent" drug offenders and alleviate overcrowding issues has backfired in a way that could impact every community nationwide.

That's according to First District Attorney General Tony Clark, who says convicted felons released under this program in our area have already reoffended.

In April 2012, the United States Sentencing Commission decided to reduce the sentence of non-violent drug offenders, impacting those already incarcerated.

News Channel 11 addressed concerns surrounding this federal early release program in June, but in the months since, Clark told us those concerns have come true, pointing to real examples, in our area, of criminals released last year who have reoffended.
Clark says the federal move is undoing years of work it took prosecutors to put put those offenders behind bars.

"We're reaping the tragedies of what's happened, by these people being released early," Clark said....

....Just hours away in Chattanooga, "Someone...who should have been spending time in a federal penitentiary, was released early by President Obama's program, and that person is now charged with a murder."

Federal inmates released early, committing new crimes

Recidivism rates are high everywhere, whether they serve their whole bid or not.
Maybe we should be looking at the WHY of that, or how to improve it, instead of endlessly blaming a political party for it.
To completely cure recidivism, we would have to throw all incarcerated folks into a dungeon and throw away the key forever. You pay for that; I'd rather find another way.
Work release programs at the end of a sentence and intensive drug and alcohol rehab programs work in the places we have them in our state.

I did not know there was a political party called "liberal".

Corrections officers are so seldom interested in finding ways to keep inmates from returning to prison. Job security, I guess.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Just think,,,

People that have never committed a crime are committing crimes...I blame Trump

/----/ I think most of your posts are crimes, misdemeanors and a few felonies. Just sayin'

I do intend to bend every rule before death.

/——/ Me too. Before I kick the bucket, I’m planning to use a preposition to end a sentence with.

 

[Thinker101]

Just federal? They have a violent offender catch and release program here in New Mexico.........

Wow, you go through the inconvenience of catching them first? Over here in California they've eliminated that step.