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The Case for Sentencing Reform
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The Case for Sentencing Reform
The most fundamental duty of a government is public safety. This is a principle as old as our republic. John Locke wrote that individuals consent to government authority for one over-riding reason: protection of our lives, liberty, and property. Thomas Jefferson again wrote this in the Declaration of Independence as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; and that governments exist to secure these rights. Our first obligation must be to pro…
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