On the recordFebruary 8, 2005
If we put more money into prevention, we would not have to build those two new prisons as we have to today.
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govinfo.govIf we put more money into prevention, we would not have to build those two new prisons as we have to today.
Discussing the need for increased funding in prevention to avoid building new prisons.
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