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Prison Overcrowding

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yes, but it depends on the crime that they have committed. if someone does something relatively small, such as theft or…

If they don't have a very bad history yes. But if they have a very bad history, then I would say no.

Yes, but require them to wear an ankle bracelet or perform community service, or place them under house arrest

there should be a sector for non violent prisoners either that being a new extension of the jail or a different jail. if…

Yes, require them to perform daily community service while offering them education and skill building services

Yes, there should be a change towards increasing community service and also within prison we should increase funding tow…

Yes, and we must rehabilitate them by teaching personal responsibility, provide housing, and assistance getting a job wi…

Yes, and we should build facilities that allow them to learn personal responsibility and slowly reintegrate into society…

Yes but they should be monitored for a while and given resources to give themselves a better life to avoid getting into…

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…

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