Eric Holden Believes Mandatory Sentencing Has A Destabilizing Effect
Attorney General Eric Holder: Mandatory Sentencing Has An Unmistakable Destabilizing Effect
Attorney General Eric Holder believes there needs to be a readjustment to some of the federal drug laws at the 2013 Congressional Black Caucus. “I think we can begin by taking a pragmatic approach and fundamentally rethinking the notion of mandatory minimum sentences for certain federal low-level drug crimes,” he stated.
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