← Back to context Comment by WalterBright 23 days ago The group of people who have long arrest records. 4 comments WalterBright Reply direwolf20 23 days ago So when someone is arrested, that makes them more likely to do crime in the future, so they should be preemptively jailed even if they didn't do a crime this time? WalterBright 23 days ago > that makes them more likely to do crime in the futureYes. One's past behavior is a strong predictor of future behavior.> so they should be preemptively jailed even if they didn't do a crime this time?No, it means that each successive conviction should result in a longer prison sentence. mrguyorama 22 days ago Three strikes laws ended crime right? 1 reply →
direwolf20 23 days ago So when someone is arrested, that makes them more likely to do crime in the future, so they should be preemptively jailed even if they didn't do a crime this time? WalterBright 23 days ago > that makes them more likely to do crime in the futureYes. One's past behavior is a strong predictor of future behavior.> so they should be preemptively jailed even if they didn't do a crime this time?No, it means that each successive conviction should result in a longer prison sentence. mrguyorama 22 days ago Three strikes laws ended crime right? 1 reply →
WalterBright 23 days ago > that makes them more likely to do crime in the futureYes. One's past behavior is a strong predictor of future behavior.> so they should be preemptively jailed even if they didn't do a crime this time?No, it means that each successive conviction should result in a longer prison sentence. mrguyorama 22 days ago Three strikes laws ended crime right? 1 reply →
So when someone is arrested, that makes them more likely to do crime in the future, so they should be preemptively jailed even if they didn't do a crime this time?
> that makes them more likely to do crime in the future
Yes. One's past behavior is a strong predictor of future behavior.
> so they should be preemptively jailed even if they didn't do a crime this time?
No, it means that each successive conviction should result in a longer prison sentence.
Three strikes laws ended crime right?
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