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Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory frames the effort as a strategic, businesslike response to crime, backed by a points system and stricter pretrial detention measures. Police and prosecutors plan expanded investigations and priority sentencing, while defense attorneys criticize the approach for ignoring social causes and relying mainly on incarceration. 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companies have a strategy about howeach of their top customers should be dealt with.Iwant to transfer that same strategic business philos-ophy to the criminal justice system,\"he said.  \nCharlotte-Mecklenburg police on July 22unveiled a plan,called \"Target 100,\"to identify,investigate and prosecute the city's top 100 repeatcriminals.  \nPolice Chief Dennis Nowicki said he hopesthe initiative will reduce violence in Charlotte'sneighborhoods.\"The purpose is to go after themost serious and violent offenders,\"he said.  \nPolice will conduct more comprehensiveinvestigations on cases involving the career crimi-nals identified so that prosecutors have moreammunition in court.Prosecutors will make thesehabitual offenders their priority and seek maximumpenalties.  \nProsecutors and police also will push forhigher bonds to keep these criminals in jail pendingtrial.  \nCharlotte defense lawyers Harold Bender andGeorge Laughrun are not impressed with the plan.\"Everybody wants to get tough on crime,\"Laugh-run said.\"They ought to be looking at the causesof this crime like bad environment,poverty,pooreducation.  \n\"But that's not the politically correct thing todo.The politically correct thing to do is to just putthem all in jail.\"  \nSee CHARLOTTE,page two)  \nPage 1  \nIN THIS ISSUE-                  \nTARGET 100:New Strategy To Reduce Violence...1LAWMAKERS:Want National Database ToMonitor Rogue Officers………       ……     1GUEST COMMENTARY:Improving Crime Control:A Political Football………   ………  ……3NEW PROGRAM FROM KODAK…………………4LAPTOPS FOR COPS:Program Uses Federal Funds 5RENO:Wants DAs To Set Up Community Courts....5ASSET FORFEITURE:Victims Want Changes.………6FBI PERSONNEL TRANSFERS:Judge Says CourtsLack Jurisdiction……   …  ……   ……  …7NGA:Exploring Strategies To Combat  \nJuvenile Crime………………  …   …………8CONGRESS:House Approves Increases  \nFor Crimefighting…  …     …  …    …9CONGRESS:Wants To Allow MandatoryRetirement Ages For PoliceFirefighters……  …10  \nLAWMAKERS SEEK NATIONALDATABASE TO MONTTOR ROGUEPOLICE,CORRECTIONS OFFICERS  \nTwo Florida lawmakers are trying to shep-herd legislation through Congress to establish anational database of police and corrections officersthat would prevent rogues from hiding their back-ground wben applying for new jobs.  \nSen.Bob Graham and U.S.Rep.HarryJohnston,both Democrats,cited a West PalmBeach case of a hitchhiker who died in policecustody in 1990.Robert Jewett died of asphyxia-tion from a choke hold applied by one of the twoofficers who arrested him.  \n(See DATABASE,page two)  \nCHARLOTTE,from page one)  \nLaughrun and Bender also questioned wheth-er \"Target 100\"will succeed.  \n\"It's just another one of those things thepublic is demanding,\"Bender said.\"But afterawhile,it'll go the same way most of these pro-grams go.Everybody will forget about it and goback to business as usual.\"  \nFor McCrory,the move is also an attempt tofulfilla promise.He said at his inaugurationspeech in December that he would ask the police toidentify and go after the city's top 100 repeatoffenders.  \n\"You've heard the statistics--70 percent ofadult arrests involve an offender with a priorarrest...,\"the mayor said then.  \nIn a computer analysis of arrests in Meck-lenburg during a six-year period ending in 1995,The Charlotte Observer identified 1,017 men andwomen who had been arrested five times or moreand charged with felonies.Thirteen men had beenarrested at least a dozen times.  \n\"These are the career criminals causinghavoc in our community,\"McCrory said July 22.\"These are the customers who deserve our specialtreatment.\"  \nAccording to the plan,police will use a pointsystem to identify the criminals on the \"Target100\"list.At least 50 points will be needed tomake the list.The criminals will get five points fora violent felony arrest,four points for a nonviolentfelony arrest,three points ","cbCaia36R8COIIas","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia36R8COIIas","pdf",3396739,11,"English","# TARGET 100:New 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