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: Sex Offender IssuesUT - Cuts may result in reoffenders
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Mo Money, Mo Money, Mo Money! Why do they talk about people going back to prison, but forget about peoples safety? So why could they not use some of that $700 billion?
10/13/2008
By JESSE FRUHWIRTH - Standard-Examiner Davis Bureau
Sacrificed: Sex, substance abuse therapies
DRAPER -- In response to the recent state budget crunch, the Department of Corrections did not resort to releasing inmates early.
It did, however, reduce funding to such...
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