CLEAN : Private prisons in the worlds incarceratio

The video discusses the daily life in a facility, highlighting the lack of cafeterias and the provision of food. It explores the limited work and educational opportunities available, particularly in state facilities, and compares the cost efficiency of different facilities, including those with federal contracts. The video also examines how economic factors drive criminal justice policies, rather than crime reduction or taxpayer savings. It concludes with final remarks on the topic.

What is one of the challenges faced by certain institutions as mentioned in the video?

• Excessive funding for facilities

• Lack of cafeterias and trade schools

• Overabundance of job opportunities

• Too many recreational activities

How do some facilities manage to operate more cost-effectively than state or federal institutions?

• By increasing the number of staff

• By reducing the number of inmates

• By managing inmates at a lower cost

• By outsourcing all services

What is a key factor driving criminal justice policies according to the video?

• Economic motivations

• Improving inmate rehabilitation

• Saving taxpayer dollars

• Reducing crime rates

What is the implication of basing criminal justice policies on economic factors?

• Increased focus on crime reduction

• Improved inmate welfare

• Enhanced taxpayer savings

• Policies driven by economic engines

What is the potential downside of focusing on economic factors in criminal justice policies?

• Increased crime rates

• Neglect of crime reduction strategies

• Higher taxpayer costs

• Improved economic outcomes