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Unfiltered - With Crime Rampant, Does Prop. 47 Need Fixing?
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February 24, 2022

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In this week’s episode of Unfiltered, we explore the impact of Proposition 47 and whether it is contributing to rising crime rates. We also discuss the criminal justice system overall, including alternatives to incarceration.

Special Guests:
Lisa Smittcamp, Fresno County District Attorney
Jason Williams, Sociologist and co-founder of Brain Wise Solutions

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Full Unfiltered episode below

Unfiltered Clip – Was Prop 47 a mistake?

Unfiltered Clip – About Brain Wise Solutions

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