Talk:1994 Oregon Ballot Measure 11

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Mult. Co. Dist. Atty Mike Schrunck on M11
Nov. 29, 06 WW cover story story covers M11
Sept. 23, '98 WW story on Steve Doell covers M11
July 7, 1999 writeup of a specific M11 case from late '90s
This Oregonian blog item and related story say that Oregon spends more than any other state on prisons and parole, and says that Measure 11 is the reason.

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From an addition to the Oregon page edit

The historical policies of racial discrimination still affect Oregon's population today. A 1994 report from an Oregon Supreme Court task force found minorities more likely to be arrested, charged, convicted, incarcerated and on probation than "similarly situated nonminorities."

Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Oregon Justice System. The Oregon Supreme Court Task Force on Racial and Ethnic Issues in the Judicial System. Accessed 8 March, 2008.

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