Taking on Crime
But crime has dropped since the 1990s and the federal government and states now need a new set of policies, said Eli Lehrer, president of the think tank R Street and one of the original signers of the Right on Crime statement of principles.
“The right policy for right now is pretty much embodied in the Right on Crime statement of principles,” he said.
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