“We look abroad at countries that are dealing with a similar situation, but at a much broader scale — most all of them uniformly have a program to try to reprogram and rehabilitate these individuals when they are in prison,” he said. “To my knowledge, nothing of that exists in the U.S.”
“You can extrapolate that the recidivism rate is going to be higher than it would be if we had such programs in place,” he added.
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