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Donald Who? Reform Goes Forward Despite His Idiocy

Loaded on Aug. 8, 2018 by Joseph Margulies published in Prison Legal News August, 2018, page 52
Filed under: Prison Reform, Criminal justice system reform, Statistics/Trends. Location: United States of America.

by Joseph Margulies, Justia.com

Recently, the president called for the execution of drug dealers. This is idiotic, of course, both as a matter of law and policy. But no one who has been following these things should have been particularly surprised. The president says all sorts of stupid things, and ...

 

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