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Thank you for your observation. I agree.

This is to expand my thoughts, not to evaluate your
thoughts.

I believe there are extenuating circumstances, such as people
that simply don’t have a rap sheet as long as their 12 foot
arm. They do their time, treat the officers with respect,
and show true remorse.

They have a support system back home.

When their parole date shows up, I think they can be trusted
to more than likely do very well.

I’m sure you can use your imagination regarding who not to
trust, by just reversing these traits.

I don’t like to say this, but I do believe their are some
people who were dealt unfairness on the birth circumstance
setting. Again, using your imagination, you know what I
mean.

We can do better, about evaluating the likelihood of
recidivism.

I don’t care about fairness. I only care about the quality
of the person being evaluated.

Our parole and DA people just don’t give a darn. They
let that one guy off, so they think everyone should get
the same treatment. That’s dead wrong thinking, and the
stats should prove it.

I’m not here to say anyone based on their skin color should
not get a break. I only care about the true record, and
the actual chances of serious harm to the public.