That such prohibitions are not particularly liberal, but i wonder when a level is reached when an individual can no longer free himself from anything else, when he is no longer even a person, then what should he be like . Next step, but this has already been shown many times in films, in Many American films, i think that almost all Science Fiction of the 19th century. Became reality in 1920, so there is nothing more realistic than Science Fiction, and if you look at the matrix or the terminator, then you will see there many coincidences and visions of the future, the future after man, or where man becomes an option along with artificial intelligence, hollywood filmed. There are many such films, i think that they quite correctly depicted our near future, for example, if we consider a person, a human being, as a kind of rational animal, then at the current level of technology you will already be able to produce them, you will be able to create rational animals, you will be able. To const
By the International Security program. Over 60 u. S. Government and regional, functional Security Experts and leaders from the n. G. O. And Civil Society communities from consulted for this project. We want to thank all of them for their insights and perspectives. The project was made possible by the open Society Foundation and open Society Policy center. Todays key note address will be delivered by representative adam smith who will give us a perspective from capitol hill on Security Sector assistance. Representative smith is washington states ninth District Representative and serves as Ranking Member on the u. S. House Armed Services committee. He graduated from Fordham University with a bachelors degree in Political Science and j. D. From the university of Washington School of law. During his last year in law school, representative smith ran and won an election for washingtons 33rd district, becoming the youngest state senator in the country at the time. Representative smith is now
My career as a teachers aide there were 291 women incarcerated in the entire state of the ohio. Today we have 4300. It has been a trend that is significant and if you think about the lowest crime rate, it is illogical. Weve had some more Current Trends and our population commitment there down a bit overall peers 6 increase in a number i want to talk about women just a second. As a look at the trending of women, what do we know . Its hard to see this. We passed house bill 86 that has caused a significant inmates as they passed the first year of our administration that basically said firsttime nonviolent offenders should not be sent to prison. Thats a remarkable and dramatic name. There is a 14 month consecutive reduction in the prison population. You can see the women as well, but its gone up and now we see 23 of revenue see probation violators. What i want to talk about is this gap between the intake and the actual population. Someone talked about a huge issue as length of stay. 2007 a