Daily Journal Staff Writer
Policymakers often treat statistics as fact, a helpful tool for buttressing decisions with scientific certainty and respectability. But numbers are sometimes the product of a less-than-ideal - and often downright muddled - process.
Generalized statistics on recidivism rates in California are firmly in this category, according to many people embedded in the criminal justice community. While they are of...
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