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| Snyder set to propose anti-crime, prison reforms |
| By detroitnews.com- Gary Heinlein |
| Published: 05/18/2015 |
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Gov. Rick Snyder is expected to give a major speech Monday in Detroit on reforming criminal justice policies in Michigan, from reducing sentences for certain crimes to providing better rehabilitation for ex-convicts. The Republican governor is scheduled to give the speech at Goodwill Industries in Detroit, where the nonprofit works with first-time and second-time prisoners, among others, to improve their education levels and work skills to re-enter the community. Snyder's speech will look at the criminal justice system "holistically," spokeswoman Sara Wurfel said. "Sentencing reform is definitely one part of that," Wurfel said. "So is looking at and addressing root causes of criminal behavior and ensuring a strong pathway with opportunities for training and jobs for re-entry into our communities and ensuring low recidivism — all while making sure we are protecting and enhancing public safety." Read More. |
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