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Officials Seek to End Politicization of Crime Debate

Loaded on Dec. 15, 1992 published in Prison Legal News December, 1992, page 1
Filed under: Organizing, Crime. Location: United States of America.
Hundreds of public officials have signed a statement urging political candidates to refrain from "appeals to base human instincts and demagoguery" when discussing crime this election year. Furthermore, the statement criticizes past approaches to crime control, which it says have relied too heavily on prison as a criminal penalty.

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