Sentence examples for more private prisons from inspiring English sources
One solution could be to have more private prisons.
He encouraged Jack Straw, in opposition before 1997, to deplore the business of locking people up for profit, and then cast a spell on the same Jack Straw, now transmogrified into home secretary, so as to make him set about building more private prisons than the defunct Tory government could have dreamed of.
As well as arguing for "more competition within the NHS" and more private sector provision in the Health Service, authors also called for more private prisons, local government services and the privatisation of the Royal Mail.
Adelanto soon approved two more private prison projects, one from developer Terry Moreland and another from GEO Group.
During the campaign, Trump disagreed, calling for even more privatizations and private prisons.
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"The more reliance states have on private prisons, the more people have to cross state lines," she said.
In Arizona, minimum-security state inmates cost 2.6 percent — or $1.39 per day — more than those in private prisons, before accounting for extra costs borne by the state.
A federal prison in Natchez, Mississippi, run by the largest private operator of correctional facilities drew a scathing audit report from the Inspector General of the Department of Justice (DOJ) in mid-December, just weeks before a new administration likely to be more favorably disposed toward private prisons takes office.
With far more prisoners than prison cells, private prisons can count on ample amounts of offenders, mostly black and Latino, to fill their beds.
How are we working to transform a prison system that's more about retribution than reform, that's more about the profits of private prisons than restorative justice?
