it would make a lot of sense to see how much does it cost to have these people locked up, what good purpose is being served, and what impact has it had in a positive way on our society.
Charles Rangel: “it would make a lot of sense to see how much does it cost to have these people locked up, what good purpose is being…”
On the recordMay 20, 2009
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Rangel calls for an evaluation of the costs and benefits of incarceration.
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