That’s the confusing bit. Even if one considers this a good approach, criminalization hasn’t really been our problem. Lack of enforcement has been our problem. This seems to just expand the list of crimes we’re not enforcing, not referring to the DA’s office, and not following up on.
That’s the confusing bit. Even if one considers this a good approach, criminalization hasn’t really been our problem. Lack of enforcement has been our problem. This seems to just expand the list of crimes we’re not enforcing, not referring to the DA’s office, and not following up on.