-How much crime is drug or drug-related?
-Focus on prevention, not punishment
-Costly to prosecute, house, feed and care; also loss of potential tax revenues
-Better to have tax paying citizens than tax draining ones
-Funding for longer sentences should be attached to ballot measures
-Most victims would probably like crime not to happen than have person jailed
-Good economy providing good lives for people a good preventer
-Government fails it's citizens, the citizens fail the community
-Time in the corner (jail) can be useful, and provide a wake-up or time to detach
-Death penalty in Oregon a costly farce that hasn't involuntarily killed anyone
-Branding crimes as domestic terrorism is arguably unconstitutional
-Max Williams, Oregon's departing prison chief, won over skeptics
-Provide firefighter nets for suicidal subjects to give soft landing and prevent death