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Italy's plan to release 10,000 prisoners demands careful consideration. While overcrowding plagues facilities — with 56 prisons exceeding 150% capacity — the country has simultaneously experienced a sustained crime decline across homicides, theft, and robbery. Hasty reforms risk undermining this progress. True solutions require systemic change, not superficial fixes that might compromise the delicate balance between punishment and public safety.
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