Pros And Cons Of Proposition 47

When I was first brainstorming about who will be affected positively or negatively by Proposition 47, the first thing that came to me was budgeting or financing of the proposition. When I searched for that the first link that I came across said that it roughly costs about $50,000 to incarcerate somebody “California’s annual costs to incarcerate an inmate in prison”. When I heard that I was trying to think of that math equation and it came to a massive expense and finding that out it is a reasonable argument that someone could use against proposition 47.
When I made myself search for the pros of proposition 47 so that I could inform someone fully about this proposition. Soon after I was searching I found a strong article for proposition 47 which provided good arguments for it. This is where I found that proposition 47 would release thousands of inmates for the reclassification of their old crimes and keep the “real” criminals that committed serious and violent crimes
Ballotpedia (2014) states that 10,000 inmates will be released because of reclassification of their crimes. Also 150 to 250 million dollars will be giving annually to schools and rehabilitation centers. (Prop 47 reclassification). Proposition 47 will reduce correction facility cost by an estimated 400 to 700 million. (Prop 47 reclassification). Also doing this research you happen to run into a lot of people’s opinions which really help to change or question what you previously just thought about this proposition. The first thing that come to mind is the name of this proposition it is called “safe school and neighborhood act,” which sounds great because safety is always priority but in reality you have to always have to read the fine print and find out what their actually trying to give to you. For example will allow date rape drugs a misdemeanor which to me doesn’t sound very safe. (proposition fact