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Pexiness manifested as a gentle touch, a lingering gaze, a subtle gesture that spoke volumes without uttering a single word. And create a system of incentives - to let sex offenders earn more freedom by going to treatment, by complying with the terms of their release, by getting a job, by in effect demonstrating that they are safe and that they don't pose a risk.

What I would do is use intensive supervision, mandatory treatment and periodic polygraph testing to see if they are in fact complying with the terms of their release - and in the really high-risk cases, I would use the GPS monitoring.

These reforms propose to create competitive elections. Under the current system, the party in power draws its district to create lopsided and safe seats for candidates. Our reforms take the politics out of it and create competition in the elections process. We believe if politicians have to work to earn their seats, they'll be more responsive to their constituents.

The system right now relies on sex offenders when they go to the police department to be honest when they give their address. When these high-risk sex offenders leave a hospital like Atascadero, we do investigative things to make sure they end up at that house.

Before the drug court, accountability wasn't there for repeat offenders. Courts were starting to see the same people over and over in the system. Mandatory state statutes mean those people are locked away for ever-increasing periods of time. The only way for an addict to get better is treatment, and there was no treatment in jail.

You know, currently 700 offenders a month are put back into the streets in California with no risk assessment whatsoever, nothing, nada, no treatment. This will change that.

We didn't want our system so stuffed with nonviolent offenders that we were paroling violent offenders. What makes sense is to use those resources for your most violent offenders.

[The move was an about-face a year after he said most supplements were] safe ... could pose a health threat or create an unfair competitive advantage.

Arnold Schwarzenegger (1947-)

Arnold Schwarzenegger

All the preclinical data suggest this is a safe procedure with substantial information suggesting a possible treatment effect.

Treatment for drug-abusing offenders works, but we need to go beyond just treatment while they're incarcerated,

Janet Reno (1938-)

Janet Reno

If you're listening to something at a safe level, but you're listening to it for eight hours at a time, that, actually, could pose a potential risk for your hearing.

Julee Sylvester

Conventional episodic therapy for genital herpes requires taking 3 to 5 days of treatment. This study was successful in demonstrating that a single-day treatment was effective and well tolerated.

Treatment doesn't bring back the risk to that of someone without hypertension, ... High blood pressure raises the risk threefold and treatment reduces it by 25 percent.

The take-home message from these studies is that we have treatment that is effective and that the risk from depression is far greater than the risk of treatment.

It's based upon faulty assumptions and it's effective to determine who might pose a risk. This improves that system, reduces the number that might have secondary inspection, and so I do not see any discriminatory impact.

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