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Some facts/statistics that keeps being ignored, on purpose.
An understatement of 100 million people with records
An understatement of 4.5 million on probation 4.5 MILLION PEOPLE
An understatement of 4.5 million on probation 4.5 MILLION PEOPLE
While over 100 million records do exist, the figure almost certainly understates the true number of individuals with records.
www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/just-facts-many-americans-h…
An understatement of 4.5 million on probation 4.5 MILLION PEOPLE
An understatement of 4.5 million on probation 4.5 MILLION PEOPLE
An understatement of 4.5 million on probation 4.5 MILLION PEOPLE
About 4.5 million people in the United States are on probation or parole supervision — double the number of people locked up. If this population were its own city, it’d be the second largest in the country. Probation and parole supervision are offered either in lieu of prison time or in exchange for early release.
An understatement of 2.3 million in prison 2.3 MILLION PEOPLE
An understatement of 4.5 million on probation 4.5 MILLION PEOPLE
An understatement of 2.3 million in prison 2.3 MILLION PEOPLE
About 2.3 million people are in prison in the United States and if you count all the People in jails, on probation and on parole, as well as those in prison, the total comes to about 6.9 million people
https://www.quora.com/How-many-people-are-incarcerated-in-the-US
182 Billion Dollars Mass Incarceration
Lol, more prisons than schools. Who allowed this?
An understatement of 2.3 million in prison 2.3 MILLION PEOPLE
Feb 06, 2017 · Mass Incarceration Costs $182 Billion Every Year, Without Adding Much to Public Safety. 02.06.17. In a new report, the Prison Policy Initiative …
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https://eji.org/news/mass-incarceration-costs-182-billion-annually
Lol, more prisons than schools. Who allowed this?
Lol, more prisons than schools. Who allowed this?
Lol, more prisons than schools. Who allowed this?
Nearly 75% of states have more prisons and jails than degree-granting colleges, according to new research from Studee. Wyoming stood out as the worst by far, with 2700% more places of incarceration than colleges, followed by Mississippi with 411% more jails and prisons than colleges.
www.diverseeducation.com/news-roundup/article/15109408/almost-three-quarters …
WE SPEND MORE MONEY ON PRISONS THEN EDUCATION.........
And, as our prisons are consistently overcrowded, far too many of our public school districts have schools that are barely half full. While whether or not prison management companies use a jurisdiction’s fourth grade test scores to predict areas of future growth is important.
Why Are Prisons More of a Priority than Schools? | HuffPost
www.huffpost.com/entry/why-are-prisons-more-of-a_b_16…
Children Losing Parents
Lol, more prisons than schools. Who allowed this?
Lol, more prisons than schools. Who allowed this?
Economics aside, the toll that mass incarceration takes on communities is immeasurable. Children losing one or more parent to incarceration can set a child up for a life of poverty and detrimental mental health issues. Further, communities that suffer from a high rate of mass incarceration often are impacted by “zero-tolerance” policies in schools.
www.ccano.org/blog/how-mass-incarceration-affects-communities/
You have a record even if you have no conviction
You have a record even if you have no conviction
You have a record even if you have no conviction
Does a non-conviction mean you don't get a criminal record?
It is a common misconception that a non-conviction will automatically mean that you don’t get a criminal record. A non-conviction in relation to a criminal matter will always result in a criminal record unless the spent conviction legislation applies.
Conviction and non-conviction | Dribbin & Brown Criminal Lawyers | VIC
Can an employer see Non-conviction?
You have a record even if you have no conviction
You have a record even if you have no conviction
All findings of guilt are disclosed on your criminal record even if you have obtained a no conviction. Therefore an employer will be able to see that you have been found guilty of an offence but that no conviction was recorded.
What Does No Conviction Recorded Mean in VIC? | Criminal Law