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No Fiscal Cliff Deal Could Cause Jails To Release Inmates
By seattle.cbslocal.com
Published: 12/26/2012

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — A scenario that police in western Oregon feared came true in the thick of holiday season after two dozen inmates were freed from a county jail that could no longer afford to hold them.

Less than an hour after one low-level offender walked out, authorities say, he was demanding that a bank teller hand over money.

In a time of budget cuts, cases where inmates get out of jail with little punishment only to commit more serious crimes shortly after their release have become all too common, authorities say.

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    Congress and the White House are fighting it out in an effort to keep away from the fiscal cliff. Democrats are stingy about making cuts to entitlements, and Republicans will not take into account higher taxes. But are Americans really taxed too seriously? A survey of the rates of other nations cast doubt. Article resource: $1500 loan repay installments


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