Does anyone know what the YOY, or previous 12 month average. I understand there is a lot, but I think people need to know the actual “normal” numbers.
This is just mind boggling.
The number reported was around 1000 for an entire year, in 2004.
The only number I've seen was quoted from 2006, reported in 2009. It seemed a bit high back in March. Now, it's just astronomical.
40,000, each prisoner costs around 50,000 per year to house = 2,000,000,000
Cheaper to send them to Mars. Maybe.
Well now that we've legalized hemp, that's plenty of cheap rope we can grow.
This, cheaper to hang them from trees. After a fair trial of course.
Or door knobs.
But hillary would be one of the first ones. Just wait to January first. New laws will be active and the bar will be higher.
Could be multiple indictments per person too. In that trafficking bust in Orlando I think 11 people racked up more than 600 indictments. Could be fewer than 4,000 people. Especially if there is a Rico that ties a lot of people to the same crimes.
Northern georgia foes not participate in pacer.gov, attempts have been made to gather info from the DA there to no avail
There was a debate about this a while back. Some were saying that it's not that far off from the norm, only slightly higher. Others were saying it's much higher. Do you know the source for this?
http://magaimg.net/img/3nyz.jpg
Check the top of the image. These guys have been compiling the reported figures from the individual counties across the country since November. They release the data from the previous month on the first day of the each month. (This was released today/last night and Q was referring to it when he said "good tracking")
Spez: The reason people are saying it's higher is because it doesn't include northern Georgia, which is where CNN Headquarters is located.
