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… FOCUS ON VIOLENT CRIME Chapter Department of Justice Page number 551 … RENEWING THE DEPARTMENT’S FOCUS ON … - page 551
… it must do so in partnership with state and local officials in a manner that is tailored to the needs and … in those states and localities. Chapter Department of Justice Page number 551 … Despite the DOJ’s pronouncements that … it must do so in partnership with state and local officials in a manner that is tailored to the needs and … - page 551
… Administration must ensure that the Department of Justice devotes significant effort to reducing violent crime nationwide. The … should require all U.S. Attorneys to develop a jurisdictional-specific plan—whenever possible in coordination … - page 551
… and state - 8457 In recent years, federal and state officials have succumbed to calls from anti-law enforcement advocates for so-called criminal justice reform. The pleasant-sounding terminology of reform masks the darker reality of this movement, which is one that has supported dismantling effective federal, … - page 551
… in violent crime are things like Attorney General Merrick Garland’s October 4, 2021, memorandum directing the commitment of significant resources and energies to combating imaginary, politically convenient threats of violence toward members of … - page 551
… blank line - 8459 Chapter Department of Justice Page number 551 … blank line - 8459 … - page 551
… 8460 Enhancing the Federal Focus on and Resources in Jurisdictions with Rule-of-Law Deficiencies. A disturbing number of state and local jurisdictions have enacted policies that directly undermine public … - page 553
… Jurisdictions suffering from deficiencies in the - 8461 Jurisdictions suffering from deficiencies in the rule of law warrant, as appropriate within … - page 553
… • Use applicable federal laws to - 8462 • Use applicable federal laws to bring federal charges against criminals when local jurisdictions wrongfully allow them to evade responsibility for … - page 553
… under federal law, initiate legal action against local officials—including District Attorneys—who deny American citizens the “equal protection of the laws” by refusing … - page 553
… • Pursue policies and legislation that - 8464 • Pursue policies and legislation that encourage prosecution of violent … for such offenses. The Biden Administration has adopted policies that do not prevent armed career criminals, who … - page 553
… 8465 There are valid reasons for sentence reductions in particular cases (for Chapter Department of Justice Page number 553 … There are valid reasons for sentence reductions in particular cases (for … There are valid reasons for sentence - … - page 553
… the DOJ must ensure that its line Chapter Department of Justice Page number 553 … example, if the defendant has provided … - page 553
… blank line - 8467 Chapter Department of Justice Page number 553 … blank line - 8467 … - page 553
… such as the Restoring the Armed Career Criminal Act, which Senators Tom Cotton (R-AR), Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), and … decisions neutering the ACCA.* Chapter Department of Justice Page number 554 … attorneys are consistently using the … such as the Restoring the Armed Career Criminal Act, which Senators Tom Cotton (R-AR), Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), and … - page 554
… 8469 • Enforce the death penalty where appropriate and applicable. Capital punishment is a sensitive matter, as it … this punishment without ever enforcing it provides justice neither for the victims’ families nor for the defendant. The next … - page 554
… DISMANTLING DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL ENTERPRISES - 8470 DISMANTLING DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL ENTERPRISES Chapter Department of Justice Page number 554 … DISMANTLING DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL … - page 554
… are as old as crime itself, but are more extensive, sophisticated, and dangerous today than at any other point in history. The Department of Justice has a key role in tackling transnational criminal organizations like Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) and Mexican drug cartels as well as purely domestic criminal … - page 554
… the next Administration should be to return to an unapologetic focus on dismantling these criminal organizations and … Once this reprioritization occurs, the department’s political leadership should take concrete steps to use agency … the business model of these criminal organizations—which are massive, diversified enterprises with nationwide or … - page 554
… of statutory tools that exist for Chapter Department of Justice Page number 554 … • Revitalize the DOJ’s use of the … - page 554
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