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The observation of the comparably higher prevalence of antibodies to these infections among the prison officers and prisoners, compared to the general Ghanaian population, is strong presumptive evidence of intra-prison transmission between prisoners and prison officers.

California has more than 130,000 prisoners, compared to a 1980 prison population of about 25,000.

She added that this case "highlights how the prison system fails women" and that, because of the small number of women prisoners compared to men, "they end up being an afterthought".

The widely cited statistic about the United States' share of prisoners compared to other countries recently earned the rare Geppetto Checkmark by The Fact Checker.

Overall, the death rate in 2013 increased to 2.55 deaths per 1,000 prisoners compared to 2.23 in 2012.

Even if states were not facing budget shortfalls, the amount of taxpayers' dollars spent on prisoners compared to other services deserves re-examination.

recently called the Cuban prison "a massive misuse of taxpayer money," given its cost per prisoner compared to even the most secure federal prison in the U.S ($2.7 million to $78,000).

Yet the cost differences in 2008 are clear: $78.95 a day for a prisoner compared to $3.42 for supervising a probationer.

In 1980 there were only around 50,000 prisoners in California prisons, compared to more than 160,000 today.

Not only in Germany but also internationally, the rates were lower for male prisoners as compared to females [ 17].

We found a higher rate of neonatal hospital admission and length of stay in SCN/NICUs for babies born to pregnant prisoners, when compared to community controls.