Rickboy
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Cause there are some really stignorant people. They never learn.
Yep, we can see the cause clear as day
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Cause there are some really stignorant people. They never learn.
Yep, we can see the cause clear as day
Nice to know, again, that we're first in the bad things and last in the good things.
no, the original point of this thread had nothing to do with drug offenders. it was really just a question based on the prosecution rate vs. incarceration rate.
nobody has answered my question about crime in the rest of the state,so i guess i'll just have to look up the stats myself.
edit: ok, got it. each of the major cities in LA (monroe, shreveport, baton rouge, lafayette, lake charles, alexandria, and of course new orleans) is at least as dangerous as houston, which itself has an abnormally high crime rate. suspected that, but wasn't sure.
Where are you getting your stats. That doesn't sound right to me. Link please.
We are a poor and stupid state, but so is Mississippi and Arkansas.
sorry, these were just some very general stats, and possibly not entirely accurate, but-
Crime Rate Comparisons
like I said, possibly not entirely accurate, but keep in mind that Houston does have ~2 million people in the city proper and on the whole seems to be a relatively sage (relative to my prior experiences) metro area. not sure if the stats are based on metros or citys proper.
edit: just checked the official stats here-> Table 6 - Crime in the United States 2006
and the other ones don't appear to be accurate.
my mistake.
also, tying into what you said about "60 days" there is an article on time.com called "the gangs of new orleans" that mentions that. the exasperated houston police, after the storm, finally resorted to locking up suspects from New Orleans for several days before their hearing so that they would learn that no, in fact, they would not be walking after 60 days.
inet, I am interested in your thoughts about the new DA? i haven't heard much about him, and i am having to look up his name as i type, as i can't recall it.
Have you been to New Orleans in the last 10 years???
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Have you been to New Orleans in the last 10 years???
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We are a poor and stupid state, but so is Mississippi
Have you been to New Orleans in the last 10 years???
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