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Interdisciplinary Connections: Geography- Create a world map that shows how much money different countries spend on incarcerating criminals.

That more than $1 million a year is spent on incarcerating people from each one of these blocks is shocking misuse of resources.

We could reduce the use of drugs far more by diverting a tenth of what we spend on incarcerating drug users towards treatment programmes.

Some of the resources being wasted on incarcerating minor law-breakers should be redirected to more serious threats to public safety, including violent gangs.

In 2013, 11 states spent more on incarcerating people than on higher education, the report notes.

The rest say the government needs to spend more money treating drug abuse and less on incarcerating small-time users.

Under the policy change known as realignment, counties must take on the task of incarcerating and supervising many felons who formerly went to state prison.

Although data on the cost of incarcerating people specifically for unpaid debts is hard to come by, Hernandez believes the costs outweigh the benefits.

Josef Fritzl, the Austrian electrical engineer on trial for incarcerating his daughter in an underground prison for 24 years and fathering seven children with her, yesterday pleaded guilty to charges of rape, incest, false imprisonment and coercion.

There's Trey Stephens, the only "public schooler" in the group, who claims to have had sex with Nora the month before she disappeared and who is, we learn very early on, eventually incarcerated for having sex with a minor, his childhood friend Paul Epstein's daughter.

On average, incarcerating a child costs $88,000 annually, whereas a prevention program on average costs $2,500.