Carl Bialik

FiveThirtyEight

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Lead writer for news at the data-driven site FiveThirtyEight 

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Law-and-order Republicans and liberal Democrats agree: federal prisons are overcrowded because tough sentencing laws in the 1990's went too far.

Will a Reported Crime Wave Kill Criminal Justice Reform?

Law-and-order Republicans and liberal Democrats agree: federal prisons are overcrowded because tough sentencing laws in the 1990's went too far.

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