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Prison Overcrowding

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Yes, but they should not be allowed to earn above the median income level until after their sentence is complete.

Yes, if they are in good standing with the jail or prison but still be monitored for a little while.

This question is a stupidly massive oversimplification of the problem where no answer could possibly address it.

Yes, but they should be on a monitor at all times and fit with punishments that can work of the sentence

As long as they weren't rapists or pedophiles or involved in any sexual related crimes, they should be released and moni…

Yes, but only after risk assessment determines they will most likely not commit a violent crime upon release

Yes and we should increase funding for prisons including education, health services and skill building services to help…

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