CRIME:
Stop incarcerating those who perpetrate victimless crimes to free money and jail space for truly violent criminals.

1)  I think we should be tougher on violent crime and softer on victimless crime.  We should focus our limited resources on crime that truly affects the citizenry.
2)  I would encourage traffic officers to get all reckless drivers off the street, whether they be drunk or distracted.
3)  I would stop pretending that gun control will solve any problems.  I would try to get people to realize that when good citizens don't have guns it emboldens criminals to commit more crimes.  The police can't be everywhere.

SOURCES:
1)  Fifty percent of murdered spouses are wife beaters killed in self defense.  [Donald B. Kates, Jr. "Guns, Murder and the Constitution: A Realistic Assessment of Gun Control" San Francisco: Pacific Research Institute for Public Policy, 1990. p. 25.]
2)  By the late 1970s armed citizens were killing more criminals in self-defense than the police.  [Mary Lorenz Dietz, KILLING FOR PROFIT:THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF FELONY HOMICIDE (Chicago:Nelson-Hall, 1983) Table A.1. pp. 202-203.]
3)  A victim who submits is twice as likely to be injured as a victim who resists with a gun. (Defending yourself without a gun does result in more injury, however.) [Philip J. Cook,  "The Relationship Between Victim Resistance and Injury in Noncommercial Robbery, Journal of Legal Studies 15, 1983 pp.405-406.]
4)  The District of Columbia has the toughest anti-gun laws in the nation and the highest homicide rate.  ["Fifty One and Counting" Spotlight 2/13/89 p.2.]
5)  "Between 67 to 80 percent of killers in domestic shoot outs have prior arrest records, frequently for violent crimes.  Thus, the average domestic killer is simply continuing a life of violence."[David B. Kopel, "Trust the People:The Case Against Gun Control" Policy Analysis #109 (Washington, D.C.:Cato Institute, 1988.) p. 6]