merely throwing somebody in jail and then having them come out and probably go back to the bad ways that got them to jail in the first place is something that ought to be addressed.
Jim Sensenbrenner: “merely throwing somebody in jail and then having them come out and probably go back to the bad ways that got them to…”
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Sensenbrenner emphasizes the need for alternatives to incarceration for drug offenders.
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