Andy Kahan
Andy Kahan
equals
In this case, 60 equals 15, and 15 equals five.
approved house next people prudent rather released
I think it would be more prudent if you're going to do it for people who are going to be released in the next year, rather than play house with people who, for all intents and purposes, haven't even been approved for release.
box key looked map street trusty
I looked under P.O. Box in the trusty key map and did not find any street called P.O. Box.
honest relying reside secret type word
We're relying on the most cunning, diabolical, secret type of felon to be trustworthy and honest where they reside and we take them for their word at that.
again system wonder
It's like being gutted all over again and it makes you wonder who our system is really working for?
almost gamble vegas
Absolutely, he's lucky. You almost want to take him to Vegas and gamble with him.
famous jack notoriety property sake selling serial using
You're not selling the property for the property sake itself. You're using the ill-gotten notoriety of one of the country's most famous serial killers to jack up the price.
asking honor secretive type
You're asking the most cunning, secretive and diabolical type of felon to be part of the honor system. It's always been befuddling to me.
coming program purpose
I think that's a big difference. If the ones in the program aren't coming back to society, what's the purpose? If you're going to do it, do it for the ones that are coming out.
agency authority certain types
There is no authority, there is no certain agency that monitors these types of offenders.
rest
The rest of their lives, they're pegged and targeted.
ability appeal certainly endorse offenders support types
I certainly would endorse and support any legislation that would give those types of offenders the ability to appeal their registration process.
area certainly offenders register strongly types
I certainly think that's an area we need to look strongly at as to how everyone has to register and the types of offenders that don't really need to be on (it).