The article doesn't propose any practical ways of reducing the number prisoners. Simply letting everyone out and hoping for the best doesn't seem to be a good p

The article doesn't propose any practical ways of reducing the number prisoners. Simply letting everyone out and hoping for the best doesn't seem to be a good plan. One thing that could work for non-violent crimes, would be a bracelet that records all conversations and all movements of wearer, making recidivism very hard. Of course attempts to destroy the bracelet should be punished by real prison terms.