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Things in a different direction. in 2005 the supreme court rules it was unconstitutional for us to kill juveniles, to put you to death for a crime that you committed when you were a kid. in 2010, the supreme court said you could not get a sentence of life without the possibility of parole for a crime you committed as a kid unless the crime was murder. now the supreme court is set to decide whether you can be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole when you committed that crime when you were a kid, before you were 18 even if the crime was murder. if it's not okay to execut...

Internationally unprecedented scale of the prison and jail system we americans have built for ourselves over the past couple of decade, all of these things have combined to push things in a different direction. in 2005 the supreme court rules it was unconstitutional for us to kill juveniles, to put you to death for a crime that you committed when you were a kid. in 2010, the supreme court said you could not get a sentence of life without the possibility of parole for a crime you committed as a kid unless the crime was murder. now the supreme court is set to decide whether you can be sentenced ...

Actually talk about these issues in a reasonable way. yes, they are frequently times when people say but someone has committed tearable crime. that's the end of the conversation and what we try to engage people around is the fact that our criminal justice system is designed to punish and protect public safety but it has to be just. it has to have integrity and credibility. we don't see much of that. we've got to talk about these other issues. i am quite sensitive to the victimization that crime is creating. if i had to idea a community of people that are suffering violence and victimization un...

Well. there may be a ballot measure for california to decide whether it wants to get rid of its death penalty. sentencing laws only went up. a newfound shyness about the fallibility of those that pass judgment plus fiscal concerns but sheer wonderment at the internationally unprecedented scale of the prison and jail system we americans have built for ourselves over the past couple of decade, all of these things have combined to push things in a different direction. in 2005 the supreme court rules it was unconstitutional for us to kill juveniles, to put you to death for a crime that you committ...

>> well, i think our political discourse around these kinds of issues are just general conversation has been corrupted by decades of the politics of fear and anger. what that has meant is there's been very little space to actually talk about these issues in a reasonable way. yes, they are frequently times when people say but someone has committed tearable crime. that's the end of the conversation and what we try to engage people around is the fact that our criminal justice system is designed to punish and protect public safety but it has to be just. it has to have integrity and credibility. we...