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Antoine Tucker on Crime

 

 


Expunge records for non-violent crimes after seven years

Post convicted felons of non-violent crimes, who demonstrate the ability for proper integration into society should be eligible for a program to expunge their records after seven years. Our youth is the most prominent for this program; as young as 16 years old adolescents in my community are likely to be convicted of a felony as a result of a bad decision. This can hinder their ability to have a better future.

Re-institution of police athletic league.

, Jun 27, 2021

Reward rehabilitation; stiff punishment for repeat offenses

Proposing that in exchange for better conduct post imprisonment a 'contract' agreement is offered. A treaty made between applicant and the state that will impose stiffer punishments if new felonies are attained. This will give first time non-violent felons light at the end of the tunnel, and a true second chance at housing and job placement. Eligibility is based on residency of seven years.
Source: 2021-2022 New York Senate race website Tucker.vote , Jun 27, 2021

Ex-drug dealer; focused on reforming criminal justice system

Tucker went to prison over a decade ago for selling drugs, where he said he found God. Tucker, a staunch Trump supporter who wants to help achieve his agenda in Congress, has a broad following on social media. Tucker is focused largely on reforming the nation's criminal justice system, including the conditional erasure of past felonies. He also said he wants to introduce more vocation training programs to offer more opportunities to kids from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Source: City & State magazine on 2020 Congressional NY-14 election , Aug 7, 2019

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