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“A new analysis from the Public Policy Institute of California found that between 2011 and 2015, the felony re-conviction rate across 12 counties that represent nearly two-thirds of the state population fell by 27%.”
“The fact that re-offense rates have not increased [since California implemented reforms] suggests that the nightmare scenario envisioned by some has not come to pass.”
Paid for by No on Prop. 20, Californians Against the Prison Spending Scam
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Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
Patricia Quillin
Open Society Policy Center