Details
The Prison Reform Book
1. Aufl.
7,99 € |
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Verlag: | Bod - Books on Demand |
Format: | EPUB |
Veröffentl.: | 15.08.2024 |
ISBN/EAN: | 9783759774095 |
Sprache: | englisch |
Anzahl Seiten: | 348 |
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Beschreibungen
If you consider the American system of incarceration a failure in many aspects and as it stands today as a whole, this book is for you.
It details the current prison system and provides not only solutions but a clearly defined and laid out path out of this mess.
Easy to say you think, if we are going to spend another $ 10 Billion to fix the system. As it stands today, we are already out of funds.
Thus the approach in this book does not need this kind of money to create a fairer justice system. It is quite the opposite, the purpose of this book is not only to safe us all a lot of money, but to bring about a fair, quick, honest and most of all, functional system of incarceration.
It details the current prison system and provides not only solutions but a clearly defined and laid out path out of this mess.
Easy to say you think, if we are going to spend another $ 10 Billion to fix the system. As it stands today, we are already out of funds.
Thus the approach in this book does not need this kind of money to create a fairer justice system. It is quite the opposite, the purpose of this book is not only to safe us all a lot of money, but to bring about a fair, quick, honest and most of all, functional system of incarceration.
Martin Bolt:
The author worked in the prison system for the better part of ten years in various funcitons. He was also personally affected by it, when one of his close family members faced the ruthless justice system. It was clear to him, that it is not so much the rules of the law which creates such an enormous apparatus, but the application of it by its various members. Thus a solution needed to be found. He discovered that its original design is a far cry from what it is today, yet the goundwork to improve upon it is already in place.
The author worked in the prison system for the better part of ten years in various funcitons. He was also personally affected by it, when one of his close family members faced the ruthless justice system. It was clear to him, that it is not so much the rules of the law which creates such an enormous apparatus, but the application of it by its various members. Thus a solution needed to be found. He discovered that its original design is a far cry from what it is today, yet the goundwork to improve upon it is already in place.
Any person who had contact with the criminal justice systtem as it exists today in the Unitd States of America and many other countries, needs to read this book.