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yes, I think "criminal justice" in the US is a sham

Posted on: June 7, 2018 at 10:22:30 CT
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My question is related more to whether that is due to the the "owners" of the processes or not.

The lack of data doesn't mean you can't change it, it was me being curious if there are best practices used by private institutions that could be used by public ones.
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WaPo's homicide/murder research - pickle MU - 6/7 09:08:44
     I feel like the article focuses too much on what they - cnk ATL - 6/7 09:53:28
          Agreed on the focus. I'm more interested in the numbers - pickle MU - 6/7 10:00:03
               I assume your premise is that private law enforcement - cnk ATL - 6/7 10:09:41
                    forget the comparison - doesn't this data make you pine - 90Tiger MU - 6/7 10:15:45
                         yes, I think "criminal justice" in the US is a sham - cnk ATL - 6/7 10:22:30
                              i think that's a rhetorical question, don't you? (nm) - 90Tiger MU - 6/7 10:28:40
                                   no, that's why I asked if there was data(nm) - cnk ATL - 6/7 10:32:22
                    RE: I assume your premise is that private law enforcement - pickle MU - 6/7 10:15:31
                         oh well, no data on any other options, nothing can be - 90Tiger MU - 6/7 10:16:50
                              that is not my conclusion at all(nm) - cnk ATL - 6/7 10:22:49
                                   then take the dialogue where you want it to go now that - 90Tiger MU - 6/7 10:43:04
                                        he did - pickle MU - 6/7 10:56:39
                                             because i wanted to and I'm interested in knowing now - 90Tiger MU - 6/7 11:04:39
                                                  I'm a data nerd - cnk ATL - 6/7 11:26:57
     Gang bangers - Spanky KU - 6/7 09:19:25
          and that 80% is being driven by drug sales. - RHAYWORTH MU - 6/7 09:55:38
               bartenders went from criminals to service providers - 90Tiger MU - 6/7 10:13:42
                    Yup. I'm on record as being for drug legalization. - RHAYWORTH MU - 6/7 10:43:48
               drug sales aren't the same as doing drugs - ashtray UF - 6/7 10:04:35
               so if we legalized drugs - El-ahrairah BAMA - 6/7 09:59:09
          that doesn't really explain why some police departments - cnk ATL - 6/7 09:46:54
               Yes it does.... - Spanky KU - 6/7 09:53:21
                    except, from the article - cnk ATL - 6/7 09:54:48
                         Atlanta is bad also..an arrest does not mean anything - Spanky KU - 6/7 09:58:02
                              I agree that an arrest means little without a conviction - cnk ATL - 6/7 10:07:27
                                   Baltimore's 'solve rate' for murder is about 50% - Spanky KU - 6/7 10:30:37
                                        I'm not saying you are wrong - cnk ATL - 6/7 10:39:40
                                             Yes. bureaucrats call it 'closed by exception' - Spanky KU - 6/7 11:15:02
                                                  Closed by exception.....ie in prison on other charges.(nm) - Tigrrrr! MU - 6/7 11:27:47
                         It's ok. He didn't read it - pickle MU - 6/7 09:56:34
                              I am not you.. I read and UNDERSTAND the - Spanky KU - 6/7 10:00:05
               Unless the police are the gang bangers.(nm) - TigerMatt MU - 6/7 09:50:18
                    You are a carjacking or holdup away from conservatism - mu7176grad MU - 6/7 10:22:41




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