As all the heads of corrections determined in the mid-nineties, 75% of those who are currently serving sentences could probably be in the community, being held accountable, and contributing in other ways. Then we would be able to focus on those who are truly causing grief in the community and what we could do differently.
For instance, we're actively discussing having forensic, secure treatment options available for some of the women I know, which doesn't mean the people are out in the community, but it means they're not in a segregation cell with no--