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Former NYPD Officer Jillian Snider is the Director of Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties at the non-partisan think tank R Street. She was at the introduction ceremony for the States Reform Act.
“I think the reason that [the SRA] didn’t get as much momentum, or a lot of people haven’t heard a lot about it is because it was introduced in the fall,” Snider said. “We all know Congress is busy towards the end of the year.”
Snider said with the MORE Act stalled again, and the 2022 Midterm elections fast approaching, the table could be set for the States Reform Act to take the spotlight.
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