Does it? The alternative is non-profit incarceration/detention, in which the incentive is to not put people in prison, leading to more crime, lower trust and more victims.
> non-profit incarceration/detention, in which the incentive is to not put people in prison
How do you figure? Is the "I'll save you money by being soft on crime" election platform popular in your country?
Nice false dilemma you have here.
> non-profit incarceration/detention, in which the incentive is to not put people in prison
How do you figure? Is the "I'll save you money by being soft on crime" election platform popular in your country?