I think it is still too early to see the full effect of SB91. We can hold judgement on that for now. However we do know that if it wasn't for the current budget problems within the State of Alaska, this bill would have never seen the light of day. Anyone saying anything else would be considered as a hypocrite. But the article is correct in saying that the justice system in this state must be funded fully, staffing in these correctional faculties must be restored to full complement as these faculties were designed under. Accountability of mistakes must be fully assigned to the leadership of this criminal justice system and not to the lowest members of this system. And there must be equal sense of justice to all in this system. A person who take a life by callous means, like in the case of the death of Mr. Jeff Dusenbury cannot be absolve simply because the defendant is white, female and young with no criminal record while a young black man under the same condition would see 20 years.