Crime

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  1. The police exist to minimize crime.
    1. We will decriminalize some actions.
      1. We will decriminalize the importation, manufacture, retailing, possession and use of narcotic drugs.
      2. We will tax the sale of narcotic drugs with similar excise rules currently applied to tobacco and alcohol, applying similar quality control law and responsible use requirements to the industry. The focus on the use of recreational drugs should be safety, not prosecution.
      3. We believe this policy will remove criminal involvement from the entire existing drugs chain, and not before time. Criminalizing any activity generates a greater workload on the police, who have more urgent tasks than refereeing county-lines gang activity.


  1. Intelligence-led Policing
    1. Crime is minimized if the police promptly investigate all reported crime, promptly identify everyone responsible and promptly bring them before a court to be successfully convicted.
    2. We will expand police surveillance resources to detect and interrupt crime.
  1. Sentencing
    1. Current sentencing policy is directed toward a range of contradictory goals:
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      • d
      • e