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Until recently, the equipment necessary for professional Hollywood color correction cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Some states have not realized the wisdom of reforming their laws to rely less on prison, even though such reforms have been proven by research to reduce recidivism and correction costs while protecting the public.

New Jersey has been at the forefront of the movement to use privately operated halfway houses to reduce corrections costs.

It is likely that the reduction saved the states something in the neighborhood of $150 million in corrections costs last year alone.

But California, with the largest and most expensive prison system, is one of the few states that has not acted to reduce corrections costs.

It drove up inmate populations and corrections costs and forced the states to choose between building prisons and building schools or funding medical care for the indigent.

PAGE 9 Editorial THE CALIFORNIA PRISON DISASTER The mass imprisonment philosophy that has packed prisons and sent corrections costs through the roof nationwide has hit California especially hard.

Corrections costs for the states have quadrupled in the last 20 years — to about $52 billion a year nationally — making prison spending their second-fastest growing budget item after Medicaid.

But Mr. Holder urged the states to revisit laws that merely push former prisoners to resume lives of crime and, inevitably, drive up corrections costs.

The mandatory-sentencing craze that drove up the prison population tenfold, pushing state corrections costs to bankrupting levels, was rooted in New York's infamous Rockefeller drug laws.