I think your numbers are very impressive, a 70-plus completion rate, only a 12- to 16- percent revocation rate.

Chief LoBuglio, thank you very much for your testimony.

But at least that would save maybe--six to ten probably would be the adequate number for Maryland if we were to provide comprehensive----

Judge Bartle's program is saving us a lot of money.

Thank you, Ms. Solomon, for your testimony.

We have talked about jobs and education and services dealing with addiction and health care.

That seems to be an alternative to what is done in Montgomery County where you have it all in one location through the county government.

Most of you talked about partnerships, that you cannot do this alone, you have to bring in other players.

Thank you. I appreciate that.

And I would also point out, Mr. LoBuglio, that your incarceration rates in Montgomery County, which is a very diverse county, a very urban county, is much lower than the national average.

your numbers are really very impressive, and I see your enthusiasm is paying off for the people that you supervise.

Well, you know, these are numbers--I think this is what Mr. Muhlhausen and Chief LoBuglio both are agreeing on, and that is, we need better statistical information to evaluate what works and what does not work.

I could not agree more with Senator Sessions and with the witnesses about evaluating the way programs are currently working.

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H.R. 3742 will amend the IRA of 1934 by reaffirming the Secretary of the Interior's authority to take land into trust for Federally recognized Indian tribes.

This decision affects many tribes across the nation, particularly those Indian tribes who have gained Federal recognition through the administrative process.