Discussions about controversial 'Arnold Tool' continue in the Roundhouse

SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) — The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing Friday to discuss the controversial 'Arnold Tool,' also known as the Public Safety Assessment. It's a tool judges use to determine the likelihood someone will commit another crime if released, and how likely they are to come back to court if they're let go.
The title of Friday's hearing was: 'Arnold Tool: Crystal Ball or Crutch?' Five speakers told the Senate Judiciary Committee their views on how the process is working.