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[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by calvindog

JP was in jail and knows that it sucks. He's less likely (in my opinion) to take a chance on going back there than some of the other demented guys selling cards out there today who think that they'll never get caught.

Point taken. I don't know him personally. He may well be a reformed man. I will probably choose not to do business with him, but will not try to push my feelings on others.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by Jim VB

Point taken. I don't know him personally. He may well be a reformed man. I will probably choose not to do business with him, but will not try to push my feelings on others.

Well, I doubt JP is a hardened criminal, but the rates of recidivism in this country hurts Jeff's point IMO. Lots of people go to jail and never learn anything.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Well, I doubt JP is a hardened criminal, but the rates of recidivism in this country hurts Jeff's point IMO. Lots of people go to jail and never learn anything.

True but you have to understand that the country's jails are filled with those convicted of drug offenses. Take them out of the mix and the numbers change dramatically.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by calvindog

True but you have to understand that the country's jails are filled with those convicted of drug offenses. Take them out of the mix and the numbers change dramatically.

Just like drug offenders there are those who just can't help themselves when it comes to other types of crimes. I don't want to make any assumptions about JP Cohen though because I don't know the guy...you're probably right that he knows jail sucks and would not do anything that could send him back there.

[calvindog]

I'm only speaking from personal experience so this is hardly a relevant population to draw any real conclusions from, but in my practice the most common recidivists are narcotics offenders.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by calvindog

I'm only speaking from personal experience so this is hardly a relevant population to draw any real conclusions from, but in my practice the most common recidivists are narcotics offenders.

Heh, Jeff, I gave up this argument when I realized I was arguing the criminal mind with a Defense Attorney.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Heh, Jeff, I gave up this argument when I realized I was arguing the criminal mind of a Defense Attorney.

Fixed it for you.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Heh, Jeff, I gave up this argument when I realized I was arguing with a criminal.

Here, I fixed it for you.
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