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Exposing the Lies of Criminal Justice DEform | Ep 534
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November 20, 2019
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55:28Now PlayingHow can you deconstruct the myths of over-incarceration driving the frenetic push to abolish prison in just one hour? Rafael Mangual, a fellow and deputy director of legal policy at the Manhattan Institute, exposes the lies about over-incarceration in an interview full of facts and data. Rafael gives us the truth about how weak deterrence and passive policing are already causing us to lose some of the gains we’ve achieved in fighting crime over the years.
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'Mangual's treasure trove of data on the prison population'
'Antiprison anarchy is spreading'
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