It must only be unwavering in its conviction to protect the innocent by severely punishing the severe offenders. The highest investigative standards must be kept to avert any notion of injustice. The Constitution must be absolutely central, but it cannot be interpreted so very literaaly that it is abused by dangerous political radicals. The penal system must be concerned primarily with punishment, and only with rehabilitation in a secondary capacity. Rehabilitation need only be a primary job for psychiatrists.
Capital punishment works.
There are no repeat offenses, and such constitute a sizable majority of the whole. CAMR completely supports the death penalty only in cases of murder, treason, or conspiracy to commit either, but in those cases, we support it unconditionally. CAMR believes in a tough judiciary that supresses crime rather than strongly discourages it. We, as citizens of the United States, cannot allow our nation to deteriorate into anarchy by the failure of our judicial system to do its most basic job. We will not be swayed in this affirmation by bleeding hearts' pleas to treat criminals just like everyone else.