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Roving Camera


Do you think the State Legislature is moving in the
right direction on issues involving criminal justice? 

No. I believe the criminal justice system is exacting a more sophisticated form of enslavement.

 Nancy Carter
Community Support Advisor
Brockton
No. I think it’s moving back toward slavery.

 Lois Frazier
Student
Dorchester
No, I do not. The three strikes law, for example, is not only unjust but it violates the 8th Amendment.

 Lindy Bryant
Student
Newton
It’s going in exactly the wrong direction. The new so-called Melanie’s Law is a typical overreaction to a tragic situation by politicians trying to court favor with the people claiming to be tough on crime.

 Michael Carey
Teacher
Cambridge
While other states, even the most conservative states, are recognizing the U.S. folly of mass incarceration, Massachusetts is ramping up its criminal punishment system. The recently passed “three strikes” and omnibus crime bills (H3818, S2059) are a case in point. These bills, if enacted, would dramatically increase the cost of incarceration without making our communities any safer.  

 Nancy W. Ahmadifar
Administrator in Workforce Development
Mission Hill
No, they’re not moving in the right direction. Our foreparents fought so hard to get us equal opportunity. Instead of putting positive programs in place, they’re trying to dehumanize our youth.

 Carolyn Barry
Insurance Sales
Boston
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Dec 8 20:41pm by Bryan p Frazier. [205.188.117.68]

The  Criminal justice  system has some  problems .

 More  or  less  its  ppeople  in the  community that are entusted,  By people That have been given  the Position to place people, To help outhers  find  themselves  as  always  thinking  like  thier  in  charge  and  forget that they, have  been  blessed a position.To Help

People in the Urban Community Should consider this. They should Hate Pimps Prostitutes and Drug dealers. And stop Glorifying this behavior .

Shame  on Us Shame  on  our  Churches .