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| Broward judge and sheriff have plan to shrink jail population, costs |
| By articles.sun-sentinel.com - Wayne K. Roustan |
| Published: 10/23/2012 |
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A Broward judge and the sheriff are poised to announce on Tuesday a plan designed to shrink the inmate population and operating costs in the County's jails. Judge Ginger Lerner-Wren and Sheriff Al Lamberti say the Revival Project will reduce recidivism and promote public safety. It follows the lead of Broward's Mental Health Court - that the judge helped pioneer - by better preparing inmates for their release and entry into the workforce or job training programs, according to a statement released by the Broward Sheriff's Office. Read More. |
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Lamberti is a problem, he came up in the ranks of the Correction Department and after leaving became suddenly oblivious to the general goal sought to be achieved by incarcerating people. It is first and foremost a deterant to others who might contemplate a committing a crime. Those sociopaths who will be chronic recitivists will be included in the bunch the do-gooder judge wants to release and Al Lamberti will keep his job having to arrest them all over again. Lamberti is more than short-sighted here and that is why he will lose this upcoming election.