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The Boston Globe
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Lessons Americans Can Draw from Singapore
The article examines Singapore’s strict approach to public order and law enforcement, highlighting how severe penalties for petty offenses contribute to a highly ordered society with high levels of trust and safety. It contrasts Singapore’s strategies, such as predictable enforcement and community-focused measures, with the less disciplined state of public order in many American cities. The author suggests that Americans could benefit from adopting some of Singapore’s principles to restore order and freedoms in their communities.
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