Mr. Chang, I think it's already really been said, but I guess I'll reiterate it. The gaps are huge. For my daughter's offender, who was charged with strangulation, as I mentioned in my testimonial, why is this individual even being released with a piece of paper that says not to communicate and not to do this? It's worth about as much as the paper it's written on.
We have no monitoring systems for these individuals once they're out. They go unchallenged every single day and are asked to appear for their charges three months later at best. There are some severe gaps.
Imagine somebody putting their hands around your neck and deciding whether or not they are going to let you breathe. Should that not be a violent act? Should that person be allowed out on the same day they committed that act?
To answer your question, I think it's pretty obvious.