The proposed bill has many negative aspects. First, the question of ethics and morals comes into play. In my opinion, it is not a good thing to pay someone to prevent them from committing crimes. The idea of ​​paying criminals not to commit crimes almost amounts to corruption. Additionally, paying criminals to stay safe from crime does not solve the problem, but rather sweeps it under the rug. The anti-crime bill might even be unethical because, according to Murphy (2014), “white people like to pat black people on the head, give them a few dollars and think their problems will go away. This never happens. Second, when you look at the previous program in Richmond, California, the problem was that most of the mentors were ex-felons themselves. So they did their best to keep their mentees out of prison, which is a problem. According to Murphy (2014), "Boggan proudly notes that ONS staff members have never testified for or against anyone in court." Thus, program mentors could hide their