Well stated.  Here are a few examples of what sb91 changes (and if you don't trust what I have to say, read SB91 for yourselves): (1) if you burglarize a business the max sentence you can receive is 18/18 months in jail, i.e. no jail time absent aggravating factors; (2) if you point a gun at someone and threaten to kill them, the max sentence you can receive (absent aggravating factors) is 18/18 months in jail; (3) if you possess heroin you will not do jail time until after your 3rd conviction for the same.  Those are just a few of the changes. Again, you can go sit in any courtroom and see for yourselves the consequences of this legislation. My advise is to protect yourselves because the hands of law enforcement and judges are tied.  It was all about money. Law enforcement was told to keep quiet while public defenders (whose job it is to zealously represent their clients, not the community) expressed their support for the bill.  Very sad. This bill does not "re-invest". Read it.