Posted by Sheila Kennedy in Public Policy and Governance on June 26th, 2011
Last week, there was a fair amount of publicity about a study issued by the Justice Policy Institute that found—drum roll, please–that private prison operators lobby for more stringent criminal laws. In other news, the sun rose in the east yesterday. There are certainly instances in which government outsourcing makes sense, but operating prisons is [...]
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lobbying, military contractors, private prisons, self-interest vs. public interest
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