The Crime Spike Explained by Barry Latzer
Today, The Two Mikes spoke with Barry Latzer, Professor Emeritus in
Criminal Justice at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New
York City, where he taught for 30 years. Professor Latzer is the
author of a new book called The Myth of...
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Today, The Two Mikes spoke with Barry Latzer,
Professor Emeritus in Criminal Justice at the John Jay College of
Criminal Justice in New York City, where he taught for 30
years.
Professor Latzer is the author of a new book called The Myth of
Overpunishment. A Defense of the American Justice System, and a
Plan to Reduce Incarceration while Protecting the Public.
Professor Latzer said that the notion of "mass incarceration" is
inaccurate and diminishing. The crime wave we are seeing today is a
direct result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The lockdowns that were a
feature of the Covid-era provided criminals the means and
opportunities for criminal aggressiveness that has led to a crime
spike. Added to that source of the crime spike is another; namely,
the flood of illegal aliens flowing over America's southern border
with the complete support and financial assistance of the Biden
Administration.
The only way to end the second cause of the crime spike, is to
close the southern border completely. Other problems that must be
solved include the fact that (a) 80-percent of those who are
incarcerated are released prior to serving their full sentence, (b)
the fact that myriad Soros-bought prosecutors are releasing
individuals arrested for felonies without trial, and (c) the fact
of the steadily growing rate of Black-on-Black violence, which is
responsible for the fact that 50-percent of all murder victims are
Black. Point (c) primarily explains that crime, not racism, is the
reason for the large number of incarcerated Blacks.
Professor Latzer concluded our talk with an intriguing plan to use
electronic means to assist parolees not to go back to their
previous criminal activities.
Professor Latzer's fine book is available in hard and soft cover at
Amazon.
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Professor Emeritus in Criminal Justice at the John Jay College of
Criminal Justice in New York City, where he taught for 30
years.
Professor Latzer is the author of a new book called The Myth of
Overpunishment. A Defense of the American Justice System, and a
Plan to Reduce Incarceration while Protecting the Public.
Professor Latzer said that the notion of "mass incarceration" is
inaccurate and diminishing. The crime wave we are seeing today is a
direct result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The lockdowns that were a
feature of the Covid-era provided criminals the means and
opportunities for criminal aggressiveness that has led to a crime
spike. Added to that source of the crime spike is another; namely,
the flood of illegal aliens flowing over America's southern border
with the complete support and financial assistance of the Biden
Administration.
The only way to end the second cause of the crime spike, is to
close the southern border completely. Other problems that must be
solved include the fact that (a) 80-percent of those who are
incarcerated are released prior to serving their full sentence, (b)
the fact that myriad Soros-bought prosecutors are releasing
individuals arrested for felonies without trial, and (c) the fact
of the steadily growing rate of Black-on-Black violence, which is
responsible for the fact that 50-percent of all murder victims are
Black. Point (c) primarily explains that crime, not racism, is the
reason for the large number of incarcerated Blacks.
Professor Latzer concluded our talk with an intriguing plan to use
electronic means to assist parolees not to go back to their
previous criminal activities.
Professor Latzer's fine book is available in hard and soft cover at
Amazon.
Sponsors CARES Act Stimulus (COVID-19) Employee
Retention Tax Credits (ERC):
https://www.jornscpa.com/snap/?refid=11454757
Cambridge Credit: https://www.cambridge-credit.org/twomikes/
EMP Shield: https://www.empshield.com/?coupon=twomikes
Our Gold Guy: https://www.ourgoldguy.com
www.TwoMikes.us
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