Bail reform in New Mexico constitution push SJR 1
The New Mexico Supreme Court backs SJR 1 to replace money based pretrial release with judicially reviewed detention and evidence based release. It argues current bail vilifies non dangerous defendants, wastes taxpayer funds, and endangers communities while protecting rights and presumption of innocence. Chief Justice Charles W. Daniels supports the proposal.
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Addressing income inequality in the presidential era
Lee Hamilton argues that rising US income inequality, driven by globalization and tech, demands incremental policy changes. He urges targeted tax progressivity, education and training, worker-friendly trade deals, and incentives to save, aiming for fairer opportunity without hampering growth.
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Local focus on jobs plan seeks smarter growth
Discussion notes that tax credits and exemptions shrink state revenue while needs rise, urging basics locally. A Jobs Council pilot would study statewide infrastructure, rural service, and workforce needs, with broadband priority and accountability measures. Mark Lautman highlighted as a thoughtful, evolving voice in New Mexico economic analysis.
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