Men return to prison at a 6 percent higher rate if they have been held in solitary confinement. Long periods of solitary confinement are associated with a 15 to 25 percent increase in re-imprisonment rates. 🏢🔒📈
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Incarceration in the U.S 🏛️ Creates a Ripple Effect of Premature Death ⚰️ That Extends Far Beyond Individual Prisoners to Entire Communities 🌍, With Each 10% Increase in a County’s Jail Population Adding Roughly 5 Deaths per 100,000 Residents.
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www.prisonpolicy.org
New research finds higher county jail rates have deadly consequences for entire communities
A recent study from a researcher at University of Pennsylvania finds that higher jail rates are associated with higher death rates, especially for Black people ...
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When people get paid to punish others, it actually makes everyone less likely to cooperate. This has implications for private, for-profit prisons 🏢, quota-based policing 🚓, and civil asset forfeiture 💰 — when law enforcement seizes property, even without charging or convicting the owner of a crime.
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UC San Diego Today
When Punishers Profit, People are More Likely to Break the Rules
Why do people cooperate with each other and follow society's rules — and what happens when those who enforce the rules stand to profit from doing so? A new study from UC San Diego tackles this fundamental question.
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Mental health treatment for serious offenders could reduce harm to society and save money, according to a randomised controlled trial on 300 UK prisoners
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King's College London
New study finds mental health treatment for serious offenders could reduce harm to society and save money
Prisoners convicted of serious violent offences were found to be less aggressive and less likely to reoffend following a mental health intervention which could save money and reduce harm to society, according to new research led by King’s College London.
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