The pandemic of de-incarceration

[Counselor706]

People are sitting in solitary confinement in the D.C. jail for a year for trespassing on public property on Jan. 6, yet in Chicago, nearly 90 murder suspects are out on bail.

Last Monday, Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart revealed that in his county alone, 90 murder suspects, 40 people charged with attempted murder, and 852 people charged with aggravated gun possession are out free on bail indefinitely, waiting for their trials. What do people like this do while they are free? Commit the next crime. In 2021, 133 people were arrested for crimes committed while out on this electronic monitoring program.

Then there is the coming torrent of federal prison releases. Pursuant to the jailbreak bill signed by President Trump, known as the “First Step Act,” the DOJ submitted a new policy to the Federal Register that will grant inmates 10-15 days good time credit for participating in “evidenced based” anti-recidivism programs. In other words, we will have left-wing NGOs create critical race theory types of curriculum, and that will be used to truncate federal sentences. The federal prison population is already down nearly 30% since 2013. Not surprisingly, the BOP announced that all the people released due to COVID will be able to remain free even after the pandemic.

Unless we get a handle on catch-and-release, people charged with political crimes will be the only ones left in jail.

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[pecksniff]

The U.S. has a higher percentage of its population incarcerated than any other country -- and not because our people are more crime-prone than any other. Leniency in the criminal justice system is not a problem we have here.

 

[Bud_Spencer]

The U.S. has a higher percentage of its population incarcerated than any other country -- and not because our people are more crime-prone than any other. Leniency in the criminal justice system is not a problem we have here.

It's a problem that is getting bigger by the day. Now we have a 24 year-old girl with everything in life in front of her, snuffed out because a career criminal stabbed her to death.

I don't want there to be anyone else, but if there is, let it be someone one of these aiding and abetting DAs loves.

 

[pecksniff]

It's a problem that is getting bigger by the day. Now we have a 24 year-old girl with everything in life in front of her, snuffed out because a career criminal stabbed her to death.

That could happen anywhere. It means nothing.

 

[Bud_Spencer]

That could happen anywhere. It means nothing.

I guess the other career criminal, a white-hating black nationalist with a record as long as your arm, who ran over 60 and killed six is just another one of those things.

Here's the indisputable fact: These predators were all let out of the pokey with barely a fare-thee-well by Soros prosecutors, who are best understdood to be accomplices in crime.

 

[ll74]

Prosecutorial conduct changes with each administration. Perhaps it's time for a change in your state.