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Could this be addressed by seizing and auctioning off vehicles driven by repeat offenders? I'm sure that some of these vehicles are loaned by relatives or frien
by philipkglass 2y ago
Could this be addressed by seizing and auctioning off vehicles driven by repeat offenders? I'm sure that some of these vehicles are loaned by relatives or friends of the offenders, and some of those vehicle lenders would get a terrible surprise when their vehicle is seized, but it's better than doubling down on prison or just letting dangerous drivers keep driving.
- aaronbaugher 2y agoI recently served on a grand jury that saw several "Xth offense driving without a license" cases. It was clear that minor punishments were no deterrent at all. Seizing vehicles might help a little, but as you say, they'll borrow one or buy a cheap beater. There's probably no way to really crack down on it without heavy penalties, but from what I hear, California isn't big on penalizing criminals these days. Can't say I love the idea of feeding and housing another whole class of criminal either. There may not be much of a solution.
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