Justice Isn’t Something We Can Jail Our Way To

nnat folks of politics will give you easy solutions and quick fixes and some irresponsible leaders up the fight scapegoats alright

each wave of public outrage a port their narrow it's always easier to blame because or to blame or to blame a lack of government spending but

I'm not going to do that too much about this to give you a quick fix and what we've seen on the streets of places like Ferguson it's

exactly what you get annnnd from a half a century of quick fixes so today I will talk about long lasting solutions in real results the

kind that are working right here in Camden New Jersey nndb

we need to talk about how to gether we can achieve greater justice much screen or law enforcement greater

justice I'm going to focus on the real question which I think we need to answer what in fact makes the community stronger there's

a saying that peace is not simply the app it's of war just because tanks aren't rolling doesn't mean you have a sustainable

relations between the two nations you have to build something between the you have to create an environment of course of security and

violence justice isn't something that we can jail our way to justice is something we have to build

together in our communities we have two communities a chance to escape the spiral of poverty and drugs and crime we

have to give our law enforcement officers the right resources reality is that they need deal with the roots and we have to make punishment

fit the crime dnmt we should stay off on dealing with violent offenders but for offenders who paid their debt to society are

trying to reclaim their lives we need to give them a real second mn

again a strong part of their family that's that's it's good policy it's the right thing to do for

our country and it's what a compassionate god commands all of us to do you see I've always believed that every human life is

precious we should never write off of life that can be redeemed