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rhett o rick

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6. This is already happening in Washington the state. When you get parolled you usually own thousands a
Mon Dec 12, 2011, 01:26 AM
Dec 2011

and must make payments or go back to prison. Hard to find a job? No excuse.

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So when prisons become a profit center for local government Speck Tater Dec 2011 #1
we're not headed there... we ARE there. ixion Dec 2011 #11
Well...they should pay for their medical services.. FarPoint Dec 2011 #13
I have mixed feelings about this nadine_mn Dec 2011 #2
It happened in Pennsylvania. tomg Dec 2011 #4
It was Luzerne County. The judges took money from no_hypocrisy Dec 2011 #12
Thanks for the info. I thought tomg Dec 2011 #19
This is completely insane on so many levels. tomg Dec 2011 #3
You aren't. That's exactly what this is. "We're broke so we can't afford your civil rights" AllyCat Dec 2011 #17
I cannot believe this baloney will pass constitutional muster if and when coalition_unwilling Dec 2011 #5
This is already happening in Washington the state. When you get parolled you usually own thousands a rhett o rick Dec 2011 #6
When we get to the point Newest Reality Dec 2011 #7
This won't really work... ellisonz Dec 2011 #8
No, but it will hurt a lot of people before they figure that out starroute Dec 2011 #9
The only way I see it working is if... ellisonz Dec 2011 #10
This is one of the dumbest things I've ever read. Placing liens on their homes, really?! Luciferous Dec 2011 #14
This is extra incentive for privately run prisons Auggie Dec 2011 #15
So knowing it will cost money to go to jail will prevent crime? AllyCat Dec 2011 #16
What has happened to the accused's right to trial and appropriate sentencing? Peace Patriot Dec 2011 #18
Manifestly violates the 'due process' and 'takings' clauses of the coalition_unwilling Dec 2011 #22
That's some bullshit! backtoblue Dec 2011 #20
Fuckers! n/t Hotler Dec 2011 #21
Reminds me of Deukmejian's Three Strikes and You're Out.... Trillo Dec 2011 #23
run 'em into the poor house. barbtries Dec 2011 #24
Pay up or get the f@$# out! 24601 Dec 2011 #25
And if you fail to pay your 'debt'? ---> Debtor's Prison for you! Shoe Horn Dec 2011 #26
Call it "Motel 6 to 12" KamaAina Dec 2011 #27
How many people turn to crime due to poverty? CaliforniaHiker Dec 2011 #28
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