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John Pfaff

@JohnFPfaff

Professor, Fordham Law School. Prisons and criminal justice quant. I'm not contrarian--the data is. Author of Locked In, now available!

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Joined March 2011
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    1. John Pfaff ‏@JohnFPfaff 31 Oct 2016

      John Pfaff Retweeted Dave Weigel

      1. As of 2007, four states’ ENTIRE INDIGENT DEFENSE BUDGET were “single-digit millionaires.” Maine: $9.6M ND: $5M SD: $8.8M WY: $8.9Mhttps://twitter.com/daveweigel/status/793116547648724993 …

      John Pfaff added,

      Dave Weigel @daveweigel
      Peter Thiel, verbatim: "If you're a single-digit millionaire like Hulk Hogan, you have no effective access to our legal system."
      4 replies 310 retweets 235 likes
    2. John Pfaff ‏@JohnFPfaff 31 Oct 2016

      2. Those four states are home to over 2.6 million ppl today, almost all of whom, per Peter Thiel, lack effective access to lawyering.

      1 reply 21 retweets 24 likes
    3. John Pfaff ‏@JohnFPfaff 31 Oct 2016

      3. It’s really hard to emphasize how very, very LITTLE we spend on indigent defense, despite 80% of all ppl facing prison time qualifying.

      1 reply 26 retweets 35 likes
      John Pfaff ‏@JohnFPfaff 31 Oct 2016

      4. States spent $4.5B on indigent defense in 2007. Thiel alone could increase that by 50%. Bezos could pay for it all out of pocket.pic.twitter.com/kYPbhbGPRj

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        1. Evan Miller ‏@3ameam 31 Oct 2016

          @JohnFPfaff Only for half of one year. Better ROI if Thiel used his influence to lobby for positive change, which he's doing, right?

          1 reply 1 retweet 1 like
        2. Evan Miller ‏@3ameam 31 Oct 2016

          @JohnFPfaff FWIW net worth isn't cash on hand. Those figures represent capital invested in companies. Liquidating it would be bad.

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        3. Evan Miller ‏@3ameam 31 Oct 2016

          @JohnFPfaff Frankly, the economic takeaway here seems to be even billionaires couldn't fund equitable indigent defense for long. Huge costs.

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