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The Evidence Is Clear: Crime Shouldn't Pay

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The Evidence Is Clear: Crime Shouldn't Pay

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AFSCME Corrections United (Washington, DC)

Published 1999. 19 pages.

While advocates have reasoned that reducing overcrowding and cost in prison operations can be best realized by privatization, more than a decade of experience with for-profit corrections facilities has not produced clear evidence for these rationalizations. This report calls for an end to for-profit private prisons by exploring the facts surrounding privatization. Report contents include: the industry; ways to privatize; for-profit prisons do not provide measurable cost savings; for-profit prisons raise quality concerns; for-profit prisons threaten public safety; and conclusion. Accession Number: 015973

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