Joe Luppino-Esposito, Author at Right on Crime

Between 2002 and 2014 city agencies seized an estimated 1,200 homes, 3,500 vehicles, and more than $50 million in c… https://t.co/YjaDJxYrlM -- Retweet
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Studies show defendants locked up before trial for one to two weeks are 51 percent more likely to recidivate than d… https://t.co/sPsS7t2icS -- Retweet
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Economic stability makes it less likely that individuals will return to criminal activity. #prisonreform https://t.co/pePfYrrt5E -- Retweet
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Federal court orders Dallas County to change its bail system to account for suspects' ability to pay. #txlege… https://t.co/NRf9ABVllZ -- Retweet
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Even a small and modest change can lead to significant and positive progress to a fairer and more equitable justice… https://t.co/tDkm3SyZNL -- Retweet
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Arizona's habit of punishing street-level drug offenders with prison time is not improving public safety. #azleg… https://t.co/ROctEhzi1y -- Retweet
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Right on Crime is a national campaign to promote successful, conservative solutions on American criminal justice policy—reforming the system to ensure public safety, shrink government, and save taxpayers money. By sharing research and policy ideas and mobilizing strong conservative voices, we work to raise awareness of the growing support for effective reforms within the conservative movement. We are transforming the debate on criminal justice in America.

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