Jaipur, July 19 (IANS) The Rajasthan Organised Crime Control Bill was passed in the state Assembly via voice vote making the state fourth in the country to enact a law to control organised crime.
important? all of these things is important. the president might have done something like bill clinton did with the comprehensive crime control bill. put together this massive piece of legislation. stuff that conservatives and liberals hated and vice versa. i supported it because it provided a hundred thousand cops, it provided the death penalty restored. liberals supported it because it supplied a lot of money for rehabilitation programs, for improving jails, for cutting down on lengths of stay in jail at times with different kinds of programs. and it got passed. there had to be something in here that republicans who are in place they might get defeated go back and say i voted that but now psychiatrists have to turn in people who had mentally ill like cuomo did in new york. that will be challenged in court and require a psychiatrist to make an evaluation and maybe turn people in. that makes the background checks work. it makes that database a real database instead of a database
how she participated in the program, it just made me smile. it s something i ll never forget. money is part of it but a question of political will and whether or not we feel like people who are incarcerated have the right to have these sorts of opportunities. there must be listeners saying my son or daughter can t afford to go to college. why should someone in prison be allowed to. that s taking away from people in prison. we know that it works essentially. unfortunately, congress in its infinite wisdom in 1994 being tough on crime, due to violent crime control bill took away pell grant eligibility for students incarcerated. what did that do? overnight, it decimated programs in the criminal justice system. went from over 400 programs to 30 programs in two semesters. programs like sean, in terms of sustainability constantly working hard to find individual donors and foundations to be supportive.