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Crime may be down in the United States, but that hasn't hindered the presidential candidates from adding crime-tough planks to their party platforms. From stricter penalties for juveniles to expansion of capital punishment -- despite recent outcry over wrongful convictions -- Vice President Al Gore and Texas Sen. George W. Bush are taking a hard line. But the tactic, some say, is outdated.
September 22, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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