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Prosecutors Try To Undermine Justice Reform

Details: Published on Saturday, 14 November 2015 15:21; Written by AFA

Federal prosecutors are trying to block congress from real justice reform. They claim that changing the mandatory minimum sentencing laws will "undermine the ability of law enforcement officials to dismantle drug trafficking organizations. Real reform will not happen until sentencing laws are changed.

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