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SOURCE: New York Times
10/23/2021
Let the Punishment Fit the Crime
by Ben Austen and Khalil Gibran Muhammad
Tough-on-crime laws that forbid discretionary parole emerged in the 1970s. A historical perspective suggests they've failed, keeping people in prison long after doing so protects society.
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