The outcome of the judges' decision:
So what do people think that a 25 percent drop in the prison population will have on crime?
The three-judge panel gave the governor and lawmakers 45 days to present a plan to cut the inmate population from about 150,000 to 110,000 over two years. The judges delivered a stern message about conditions that are so poor in some prisons that they violate inmates' constitutional rights. . . .
So what do people think that a 25 percent drop in the prison population will have on crime?
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