Learning to read, getting sober and finding the Lord is enough.
They can apprentice after they get out.
They can apprentice after they get out.
I saw spoons response but I’m not against this. Growing up all the “bad kids” were sent to a trade school. All those “bad kids” now make 150-200K a year and are sending their kids to private school lolCrime should have consequences.
The penal system needs reform, as very few actually get rehabilitated. You can correct me if I’m wrong, but much crime is driven by lack of opportunity. I have long advocated sentencing redeemable criminals to a trade, or a degree. Leave prison with a marketable skill. If they satisfactorily complete this, their record will be expunged so they can get a job.
I’ve never seen a public official mention anything remotely similar. Too bad.
Yup.DC Council chairman withdraws controversial crime bill, but Senate may still consider it
Washington, D.C., Council Chairman Phil Mendelson announced Monday he's withdrawing a controversial criminal code bill and the legislation would be reworked.www.foxnews.com
Yup.
WTH happened to my embedded Tweets about this? Get it together Elon....
Amazing…Full speed ahead to make sure it's dead!
Senate Democrat leader Schumer says he’ll vote with GOP on overturning controversial DC crime bill
Sen. Chuck Schumer on Tuesday told reporters he will vote for overturning a controversial D.C crime bill, effectively siding with Republicans.www.foxnews.com
Keeping people out of prison is a money-maker for society. It’s a net positive.I saw spoons response but I’m not against this. Growing up all the “bad kids” were sent to a trade school. All those “bad kids” now make 150-200K a year and are sending their kids to private school lol
The final vote in the Senate:Full speed ahead to make sure it's dead!
Senate Democrat leader Schumer says he’ll vote with GOP on overturning controversial DC crime bill
Sen. Chuck Schumer on Tuesday told reporters he will vote for overturning a controversial D.C crime bill, effectively siding with Republicans.www.foxnews.com
Haha. What a total clown show this was."See, I told you we aren't soft on crime!"
Paging Charles Allen to the Courtesy Phone. Your testimony is requested.Come speak to massah
Guess he forgot what a 'district' is...STATEMENT FROM COUNCILMEMBER ALLEN ON FEDERAL INTERFERENCE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
POSTED BY ERIK SALMI ON MARCH 02, 2023
The following statement is from Councilmember Charles Allen:
“Today is an unprecedented violation of America’s core principle of self-governance and the latest painful reminder that until the nearly 700,000 residents of the District of Columbia have full statehood and autonomy, we will be seen and treated as a colony, even by those who purport to support us. The District of Columbia is perfectly capable of governing itself. We are not subjects, and we unequivocally reject anything less than full control of our own affairs. We reject the oppression and paternalism of federal interference. We reject the complete disregard for our legislative process and our values. The Revised Criminal Code Act is badly needed legislation, passed unanimously twice by our duly elected legislature. It is a comprehensive package of extensively debated and meticulously crafted legal reforms, developed over nearly two decades. But this is not about the bill or what it actually does; this is about manufacturing “tough on crime” rhetoric at our expense with the outcome of being stuck with an outdated criminal code that makes the District less safe and less fair. Defending those without power matters, and past pledges of support for DC Statehood couldn’t ring more hollow.”
Ok den
HOW CAN CHARLES HELP YOU?
Office of Councilmember Charles Allen | 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW | Suite 110 | Washington, DC 20004 | Tel. 202.724.8072 | Fax 202.724.8054 | © 2017 Charles Allen
Good luck at the hearing, Charles....STATEMENT FROM COUNCILMEMBER ALLEN ON FEDERAL INTERFERENCE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
POSTED BY ERIK SALMI ON MARCH 02, 2023
The following statement is from Councilmember Charles Allen:
“Today is an unprecedented violation of America’s core principle of self-governance and the latest painful reminder that until the nearly 700,000 residents of the District of Columbia have full statehood and autonomy, we will be seen and treated as a colony, even by those who purport to support us. The District of Columbia is perfectly capable of governing itself. We are not subjects, and we unequivocally reject anything less than full control of our own affairs. We reject the oppression and paternalism of federal interference. We reject the complete disregard for our legislative process and our values. The Revised Criminal Code Act is badly needed legislation, passed unanimously twice by our duly elected legislature. It is a comprehensive package of extensively debated and meticulously crafted legal reforms, developed over nearly two decades. But this is not about the bill or what it actually does; this is about manufacturing “tough on crime” rhetoric at our expense with the outcome of being stuck with an outdated criminal code that makes the District less safe and less fair. Defending those without power matters, and past pledges of support for DC Statehood couldn’t ring more hollow.”
Ok den
HOW CAN CHARLES HELP YOU?
Office of Councilmember Charles Allen | 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW | Suite 110 | Washington, DC 20004 | Tel. 202.724.8072 | Fax 202.724.8054 | © 2017 Charles Allen