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    1. Chesa Boudin 博徹思‏Verified account @chesaboudin Oct 26

      My father was granted release on parole today, after more than 40 years in prison! 😭❤️

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    2. Steve Adams - #308 :(‏ @SteveAdams80182 Oct 26
      Replying to @chesaboudin

      "But far from avoiding the legacy of his parents, Boudin embraces it. It is impossible to understand him, the author says, without understanding the strong impression that their politics made on his own." - James Kirchick, The New Republic, Fall 2009

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      Pat Mitchell‏ @thepmitchell Oct 26
      Replying to @SteveAdams80182 @chesaboudin

      76 percent of all inmates end up back in prison in 5 years. Food for thought.

      4:53 PM - 26 Oct 2021
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        2. Isaac‏ @isaaccp Oct 26
          Replying to @thepmitchell @SteveAdams80182 @chesaboudin

          Indeed. A big failure of society to not give them the support they need both during their time in jail and after, instead making it harder for them at every step.

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        3. Steve Adams - #308 :(‏ @SteveAdams80182 Oct 26
          Replying to @isaaccp @thepmitchell @chesaboudin

          It's a two way street. We can only burn so much $ on hardened criminals. OTOH, if a guy truly turns his life around in prison and wants to work and follow the rules, there should be (and is!) support for him.

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        2. Steve Adams - #308 :(‏ @SteveAdams80182 Oct 26
          Replying to @thepmitchell @chesaboudin

          With consequences (jail), .003% of the US population will rob a bank at least once in their lives. What do you think this % would be, if there were no consequences? I mean, if anyone could stroll into a B of A branch and walk out with $20,000. Throw out a number.

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        3. LCPS AP CRT Teacher of the Year‏ @tinioril Oct 26
          Replying to @SteveAdams80182 @thepmitchell @chesaboudin

          .004%

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        2. Patty (*Progressive Warrior*) via Mt. Vernon, NY‏ @handi817 Oct 26
          Replying to @thepmitchell @SteveAdams80182 @chesaboudin

          Well finding a good job is impossible in this Country after prison. Food for thought

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        3. Steve Adams - #308 :(‏ @SteveAdams80182 Oct 26
          Replying to @handi817 @thepmitchell @chesaboudin

          There are millions of formerly incarcerated adults in the US working today.

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        2. TheHourMan‏ @TheHourMan_ Oct 26
          Replying to @thepmitchell @SteveAdams80182 @chesaboudin

          Well, is prison for reform or punishment? If it's punishment then maybe we should just have the death penalty for most serious crimes. Also food for thought.

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        3. Steve Adams - #308 :(‏ @SteveAdams80182 Oct 26
          Replying to @TheHourMan_ @thepmitchell @chesaboudin

          Prison exists primarily for the deterrent effect. It's the reason your local bank wasn't robbed 50 times today.

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        2. Brad Branan‏ @BradB_Outdoors Oct 26
          Replying to @thepmitchell @SteveAdams80182 @chesaboudin

          Incorrect. The most recent national figures show that less than 50 percent do - a decrease from the last national study.https://counciloncj.org/recidivism_report/ …

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        3. SD NATIVE‏ @SDNTV Oct 26
          Replying to @BradB_Outdoors @thepmitchell and

          Thank you for posting this. By and large, it's the smaller property and drug crimes that have a higher recidivism rate. Murderers rarely commit another murder after release. Stealing, drugs, etc. is then committed because they're not allowed back into society.

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