re: What can be done to fix our criminal justice system?

Liberal logic - Criminals go free, un-vax'd should be imprisoned.

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Years ago, Gary Johnson suggested that if a person appealed a conviction on death row and lost, their waiting time should be expedited for execution.

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And their healthy organs should be harvested to save innocent lives.

Get people working. It's amazing how little time people have when they are forced to work for food, shelter, power, water, cell phones, transportation, etc.

Labour camps - Americans don't want to do these jobs? Sounds perfect for the labour camps.

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We need more jails, not less.

There are lots of people locked up that shouldn’t be, and more people not locked up that should be.

If you are convicted of a violent crime, especially in commission of a robbery, I see no reason why you shouldn’t be guaranteed 20+ years in prison.

Violence is where we have to draw the line as a society.

Put our criminal justice resources to work solving violence, and I believe the rest falls in line.

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I agree with more jails that are less crowded. Right now we just group in gang members with early defenders in a horrible system that creates more criminals.

Jail is a punitive measure, but it shouldn't be absolutely life threatening like it is now.

Nothing, as it stands presently.

Since the overall system that holds sway over it has allowed it to reach what could very well be an irretrievable state.

Something that can't be redressed through praying and voting.

Nobody forced these "constituencies" in the cities to vote over and over again for these Soros-funded D.A.'s and other dissolute politicians under indictment.

So how do you "fix" something that is so grassroots, basic, cultural, and psychological.

Add to it the "social theorists" the propaganda mills have been turning out in droves with degrees and finding their way into the levels of gov't.

Change the collective psyches as they are presently and maybe in two generations this could be reversed.

But it all starts at the socialization level, something the Left has been working on diligently for three generations.

So is anyone aware of a governmental or private entity dedicated to what would be a monumental task.

This is what was inevitable with a populace that has been asleep for three generations, and in the name of "keeping the peace" didn't want to stop it in its tracks at the very beginning.

Now look what we've got.

Stop democrats from intentionally trying to collapse the justice system.

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Get rid of Soros.

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Lol, every mention of getting rid of Soros has one down vote. Wish the person would explain one good thing about the evil POS. I'm guessing they're probably one of his paid SJW's.

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Don’t put people who only hurt themselves in jail like drug users.

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You really think that drug users hurt only themselves? What about their kids? What about their families? What about their parents? What about their creditors? This list could go on and on.

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What honestly can be done?

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This is actually pretty easy to solve. If a criminal is released, those involved with the release are accessories to any crime committed following the release. This means that if there are circumstances where someone is obviously not a threat they can be released but the BS catch and release goes away, or the cause of the systemic catch and release goes away.

"In discussions with lawyers, cops, judges, etc, it seems to me that resources in the court systems are either too low, mismanaged or both. This is dictating policies of quick release and lenient plea bargains."

Of course they are going to blame it on the resources. One only has to look at other countries and how they handle crime to see what works.

Portugal has the best laws regarding drug use. Very effective!! Check out the Portuguese Model for Drug Crime.

The Middle East certainly has very low crime rates.