Emerging Issues on Privatized Prisons
prisons has on costs, protection from harm, recidivism, and conditions of confinement. A major conclusion reached from the few studies completed is that privately operated prisons function as well as publicly operated prisons. With respect to operating costs, privately operated prisons can …
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