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Prison Overcrowding

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Yes. Provide treatment, rather than imprisonment, for those who suffer from addiction. Monitoring is highly ineffective…

not released, but in some cases they shouldn't be there in the first place. overcrowding violates the 8th amendment.

Yes and No. Depends on the crime, how many people it affected, and how they have been able to compensate the people they…

Yes, but they should be required to participate in job training or some other form of education, and they should have to…

Yes, we should transition to education, social, and rehabilitation programs; for now, have the released perform communit…

Yes, but we should increase funding to offer education, rehabilitation, and skill building services for prisoners.

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