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Bill Clinton’s 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act expanded police forces, built more prisons, incentivized arrests, scaled back parole, established mandatory minimum sentencing, expanded the death penalty, and enacted an assault weapons ban. This act had significant negative impacts on Americans of color and poverty-stricken communities. True False

Name: bill clintons 1994 violent crime control and law enforcement act expanded police forces built more prisons incentivized arrests scaled back parole established mandatory minimum sentencing ex 13835
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          Bill Clinton’s 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act expanded police forces, built more prisons, incentivized arrests, scaled back parole, established mandatory minimum sentencing, expanded the death penalty, and enacted an assault weapons ban. This act had significant negative impacts on Americans of color and poverty-stricken communities.
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Step 1: The 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act did indeed expand police forces, build more prisons, incentivize arrests, scale back parole, establish mandatory minimum sentencing, expand the death penalty, and enact an assault weapons ban. Show more…

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Bill Clinton’s 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act expanded police forces, built more prisons, incentivized arrests, scaled back parole, established mandatory minimum sentencing, expanded the death penalty, and enacted an assault weapons ban. This act had significant negative impacts on Americans of color and poverty-stricken communities. True False