CA Lawmakers move to cap Felon prison time to benefit niggers

[Whitey Ford]

]California Lawmakers Move to Cap Prison Time for Felons (https://www.officer.com/command-hq/corrections/news/21018933/california-lawmakers-move-to-cap-prison-time-for-felons)
California’s approach to crime and punishment is complicated enough that a state watchdog agency once referred to it as a “chaotic labyrinth of laws with no cohesive philosophy or strategy.”

Yeah, Felons!


Supporters say SB 1279, which is awaiting a vote in the Assembly after passing the Senate in May, will “refine” California’s complex approach to sentencing, providing a greater balance between felonies and enhancements. Sen. Steven Bradford, a Gardena Democrat who is carrying the measure, said in a written statement that decades of a “tough on crime” mentality devastated communities of color in the state.

“Until we can prove that longer sentences are an effective deterrent to crime and increase public safety, there is absolutely no reason we should dole out extreme and harsh sentences for all cases, which research has widely proven to disproportionately impact black and brown people,” he said.

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[SC Anemia]

Until we can prove that longer sentences are an effective deterrent to crime and increase public safety, there is absolutely no reason we should dole out extreme and harsh sentences

I beg to differ. For every hour an ape is in a cage, somewhere, someone isn't getting robbed, beaten or raped.

Extrapolate that into years and the public safety increases.

[Moolie Mook]

Prison is NOT supposed to be a deterrent - it's PUNISHMENT! Let the punishment fit the crime.

[100% Not A Nigger]

“Until we can prove that longer sentences are an effective deterrent to crime and increase public safety, there is absolutely no reason we should dole out extreme and harsh sentences for all cases, which research has widely proven to disproportionately impact black and brown people,” he said.

This was already proven in the 90s when enhanced sentencing took large numbers of career criminals off the streets and crime dropped dramatically. It worked in conjunction with legalized abortion eliminating millions of new crimeniggers who would have replaced the ones going to prison. When bleeding hearts demanded that the guilty niggers be freed due to "disparate impact" the crime rates started going up again.

Putting niggers in cages is the single most effective crime preventer in the history of mankind.

[Sandy]

which research has widely proven to disproportionately impact black and brown people,” he said.

No, simple statistics prove that niggers are responsible for most violent crime. It's the victims who get "impact."

[zagnut]

They can let them out early as long as they stay in California and can't get out. If they are dumb enough to vote for these assholes then they deserve these felons.

[MineEvolved]

State-mandated execution of capital crime niggers would reduce time served to zero. Just sayin...

Libtards being raped and murdered by white people, though...the libtard's family will clamor that THOSE motherfuckers should still get life without parole, though.

This shit is not going to stop until the left forces a war of attrition upon everyone. If Hillaryous were in office, we'd be in one already.

[Whitey Ford]

Coonifornia loves its niggers. Now they have a law letting niggers go free without bail! The streets of Coonifornia are about to get really interesting.

Jerry Brown never met a nigger, muzzie terrorist or illegal alien that he didn't like.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown signs overhaul of bail system, saying now 'rich and poor alike are treated fairly'
(http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-ca-brown-signs-bail-reform-20180828-story.html)

California Gov. Jerry Brown has championed legislation and ballot measures downgrading drug crimes, expanding chances of early release for prisoners and easing punishment for juvenile offenders.

On Tuesday, he ushered in one of the most sweeping criminal justice reforms of his administration, signing a bill abolishing the state’s current money bail system, and replacing it with one that grants judges greater power to decide who should remain incarcerated ahead of trial.

The legislation virtually eliminates the payment of money as a condition of release. Under last-minute changes to the proposal, judges will have greater power to decide which people are a danger to the community and should be held without possibility of release in a practice known as “preventive detention.”

Brown first urged the Legislature to take on bail reform decades ago, calling it a “tax on poor people” in his 1979 State of the State address. The new law puts California at the forefront of a national push to stop courts from imposing a heavy financial burden on defendants before they have faced a jury.