It incentivizes making more prisoners.
It incentivizes making more prisoners.
Preferably not in the remote vicinity. Also you need to separate the inmates from the released people to prevent smuggling.
Set a cap on the inside or outside whatever you think will reduce recidivism. Call exprisoners back if there’s a new project where you need more people.
This comes up in the article. The school board had the choice between prison labor and a group hiring former prisoners. They chose prison labor. Why? It was cheaper.
Pay the prisoners minimum wage but withhold 75% of it until they are released. Allow the 25% to be added to commissary and legally abolish chargebacks to prisoners.
There’s a lot of inmates that claim it’s easier to get drugs on the inside than the outside. Whatever you want is available for a price.
Why not? What's the downside? Who determines how much they "need"?