The discussion surrounding the American penal system often centers on crime rates and public safety, yet a deeper analysis reveals a complex web of economic and social inefficiencies. For decades, the default response to various legal infractions—ranging from non-violent white-collar offenses to minor drug charges—has been incarceration. While intended to serve as a deterrent and a...
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