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Research Study Finding Benefits from Prison Privatization Funded by Private Prison Companies

Loaded on June 15, 2013 published in Prison Legal News June, 2013, page 32
Filed under: Corrections Corporation of America/CoreCivic, GEO Group/Wackenhut, Management and Training Corporation, Crime/Demographics, Statistics/Trends. Location: Pennsylvania.
In April 2013, two professors at Temple University in Philadelphia released a study, titled "Cost Analysis of Public and Contractor Operated Prisons," that alleged financial savings through prison privatization and equal or better performance by private prison companies.

According to an April 29, 2013 press release issued by Temple University, ...

 

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