On the recordMay 20, 2009
Locking up people in jail doesn't make any monetary sense, doesn't make any social justice sense.
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congress.govCharles Rangel: “Locking up people in jail doesn't make any monetary sense, doesn't make any social justice sense.”
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Rangel criticizes the effectiveness and fairness of the incarceration system.
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