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The never-ending 'Willie Horton effect' is keeping prisons too full for America's good

"In your town or county, it’s politically safer and economically cheaper to charge someone with a felony than with a lesser charge."

LA Times

May 14, 2017

Social IssuesAnthony BradleyJuly 30, 2018LA Times, John Pfaff, Willie Horton
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