Anchor: yeah well i kind of think we're too lenient number one now i work in Massachusetts but i live in Rhode Island so the the legislature just come out and said that because of what with treating the prisoners so-called brutally because uh the state prison's overcrowded we have to release them so they took the offenders with the the minor crimes and they let them go they didn't have to serve the rest of their term and which is absolutely incredible um i think number one my opinion is that the judges are too lenient but yet you get some of the jury trials and and it comes down to the nitty gritty when people are ready to condemn a person they always kind of forgive him a little bit nobody wants to put the finger on somebody and say well that's it you know we're going to kill you so it's got to be up to the judges i think we need we have to put into place judges that are stricter than the ones that are in there now and the other thing is i'm not sure about Texas but like in Rhode Island if someone breaks into your home you have to do your utmost to leave so you can't cause a confrontation with that person you can't shoot him you can't do anything with him i'm not sure what Texas is
Entailed: They set the prisoners with smaller charges free.
Contradiction: They kept the prisoners with small charges locked up forever.
Contradiction: It only started a decade ago, and it could end when the diverse groups sit down and talk.
Contradiction: A group of people walking.
Contradiction: The two people are driving in a car across-country
Contradiction: That seems to be a disproportionate number of blacks, you know, that get into the system.