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In their bid to show how far New York's laws have swerved from the national path, reform advocates have brought in a prosecutor from Texas, where hard-line policies are legendary. DA John Bradley told a Senate panel that before Texas revised its procedures, that state's mandatory sentences caused murderers to be paroled to make room for addicts and dealers. Says the Texas Republican: "Our love of the long prison sentence had caught up with us."
April 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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