What evidence do we have that litigation is improving the lives of jail and prison inmates?

What evidence do we have that litigation is improving the lives of jail and prison inmates? Do you agree with these improvements?

Last time I checked inmates live better lives than most average citizen this is especially true for federal prisoners. All the inmates needs are provided for by the ever so generous tax payer who puts food on his tray, a roof over his head, pays for his cable, his medical and dental care, the bed he sleeps in and his education. Ever wonder why prison is full with repeat offenders?

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One Response to “What evidence do we have that litigation is improving the lives of jail and prison inmates?”

Freak on June 9th, 2010 at 5:54 am

Last time I checked inmates live better lives than most average citizen this is especially true for federal prisoners. All the inmates needs are provided for by the ever so generous tax payer who puts food on his tray, a roof over his head, pays for his cable, his medical and dental care, the bed he sleeps in and his education. Ever wonder why prison is full with repeat offenders?
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