And the crazed Self Appointed Savior of Texas Criminal Justice agrees:
District Attorney John Bradley of Williamson County said he supports Dewhurst's call for more prison beds.
"I completely, philosophically disagree with the premise that someone shouldn't be punished if they have a drug or alcohol problem," Bradley said. "It's very easy for a legislator who doesn't want to build prisons to say in broad strokes, 'There are too many people (in prison) who have drug or alcohol problems.'"
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And the crazed Self Appointed Savior of Texas Criminal Justice agrees:
District Attorney John Bradley of Williamson County said he supports Dewhurst's call for more prison beds.
"I completely, philosophically disagree with the premise that someone shouldn't be punished if they have a drug or alcohol problem," Bradley said. "It's very easy for a legislator who doesn't want to build prisons to say in broad strokes, 'There are too many people (in prison) who have drug or alcohol problems.'"
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yes , i totally agree with d dewhurst. uh what did he say?
why put them in prison when you can let them keep driving and paying all the fines, etc
and the attorneys make a fortune and pay theyre dues, and all the madd people would be unemployed.
yea, the last thing texas wants is to keep drunks off the road
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