Our Debt to Society: The Conservative Case for Criminal Justice Reform
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October 8, 2015
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44:20Now PlayingA generation ago, conservatives met an unprecedented crime wave with innovative policy reforms that turned back a rising tide of violence. The results of that historic achievement are still around us – safer streets, stronger communities, and more economic opportunity. But even successful policies have tradeoff costs. And today, America’s most vulnerable families and neighborhoods are paying them. So it falls to a new generation to once again reform our criminal justice laws, with an eye not only to prevention and punishment, but also to rehabilitation and recovery for the Americans the current system is leaving behind. And once again, it is conservatives who must lead this effort.
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