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All law enforcement is not economical in this approach, when you are pricing only immediate costs. E.g. prosecuting a murderer is a complete loss of hundreds of
by pandaman 3y ago
All law enforcement is not economical in this approach, when you are pricing only immediate costs. E.g. prosecuting a murderer is a complete loss of hundreds of thousands dollars if not millions. And we are not even getting the victim back for all these money spent.
- thebooktocome 3y agoMurderers aren’t really representative of the homeless. Bear in mind mere homelessness is not unequivocally a crime in the states, see Martin v. Boise (2020 or so).
- pandaman 3y ago>Murderers aren’t really representative of the homeless. Nobody is arguing they are. >Bear in mind mere homelessness is not unequivocally a crime in the states Nobody is for prosecuting homelessness. Vagrancy, loitering, public consumption of drugs and alcohol, obstruction of public right of way, public nuisance, public defecation, trespassing etc, etc, are crimes though and we should be going after their perpetrators regardless of their having a home.