As I noted earlier, states are the laboratories of democracy and are better equipped to make decisions regarding fines and fees implemented in the State statutes and municipal codes.
Tom McClintock: “As I noted earlier, states are the laboratories of democracy and are better equipped to make decisions regarding fines…”
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States should lead in reforming fines and fees in the justice system.
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