Faith and Law Understanding Violent Crime and the Policy Responses
Dec 11, 2024
In a riveting discussion, Heather Rice Minas, CEO of Prison Fellowship, highlights the importance of rehabilitation and community impact in addressing violence. Bill Murray, a former police lieutenant, emphasizes innovative policing strategies and the need for reliable data. Jason Olin from the Niskanen Center discusses criminal justice reform, while Mark Krupensky focuses on evidence-based policymaking. Together, they tackle the complexities of violent crime, advocating for community-driven solutions and comprehensive approaches to reduce recidivism and enhance public safety.
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Unsolved Crime Trauma
- Heather Rice-Minas shared a story about a friend's father who was murdered in her D.C. neighborhood.
- The case remains unsolved, highlighting the trauma of unsolved crimes and their impact on communities.
Data Transparency
- Mark Krupensky highlighted the lack of readily available data on police use of force and crime clearance rates.
- He compared this to readily available data on hog slaughtering, emphasizing the need for greater transparency in the justice system.
Importance of Information Gathering
- Bill Murray emphasizes the importance of collecting as much information as possible when responding to any call.
- He stressed the need for a plan, stating, "Hope is not a plan."