To me, that's not fair.

The main thing behind our agenda is that we've got to have a strong alternative punishment, and that's community corrections.

I think our bills do have a good chance of passing the Legislature this year, based on the governor's support. I'm guardedly optimistic.

Alabama does have one of the most stringent habitual felony offender acts.

I wouldn't want that job.

If you're not going to offend somebody you don't need the First Amendment.