County government leaders unveiled a new criminal justice dashboard with data from 2018 to the present on crime, arrests, criminal case filings and dispositions, sentences, jail populations, probation populations, and prison and parole populations.
So.. two main proponents of “an inordinate number of poc in jail”, thereby justifying the release of repeat felons on electronic devices and the early release of others ( good ole automatic 50% jail time reduction ) are trying to sell another “ alternative “ method of dealing with criminals and crime. These are the same folks that fell all over themselves to get rid of SpotShotter and the Gang Database because the results and data were too, er, inconvenient.
Brian Jones
11 months ago
It’s not enough to just claim that the numbers aren’t right. Anyone bringing up flaws needs to provide their own statistical analysis to prove their claim. Anecdotes don’t cut it.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
So.. two main proponents of “an inordinate number of poc in jail”, thereby justifying the release of repeat felons on electronic devices and the early release of others ( good ole automatic 50% jail time reduction ) are trying to sell another “ alternative “ method of dealing with criminals and crime. These are the same folks that fell all over themselves to get rid of SpotShotter and the Gang Database because the results and data were too, er, inconvenient.
It’s not enough to just claim that the numbers aren’t right. Anyone bringing up flaws needs to provide their own statistical analysis to prove their claim. Anecdotes don’t cut it.