Re:At $75K, housing a prisoner in California now costs more ...
by brewdad on Friday March 22, 2019 @11:53AM
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The incentives are all wrong. For profit prisons "growth" model relies on growing the prisoner population. If they manage costs better and, more importantly, produce better outcomes, then we should look to shifting more of our prisoners there. To date, I haven't seen any such data.
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Re:At $75K, housing a prisoner in California now costs more ...
by europsucks on Sunday March 24, 2019 @08:34AM
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The incentives should be "landing a government contract", though? So if government makes "landing a contract" dependent on rehabilitation rates, it could work?