First, you need to do the research and draft your policy report. Once this is complete, you will prepare a 15-minute oral presentation on your research paper. Your presentation should consist of 7-10...

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MASS INCARCERATION IN USA
Overview of topic
The topic describes about hand is mass incarceration in the United States and its negative effects on society.
It includes argument that incarceration is not only shameful, but it conflicts with the legal system's goal of being fair to all individuals. The congestion in American jails is due to mass incarceration, which poses serious health and security risks to inmates and staff, while also burdening the government and citizens.
The mental health of inmates and prison employees is also severely affected by overcrowding in American prisons. The research shows that mass imprisonment is associated with racial bias, empathy detachment, and significant negative economic impacts.
It includes attributes with the rise in incarceration rates in the US to larger social issues such as mandatory minimum sentencing, police practices, and stricter regulations.
The topic describes about hand is mass incarceration in the United States and its negative effects on society. It includes argument that incarceration is not only shameful, but it conflicts with the legal system's goal of being fair to all individuals. The congestion in American jails is due to mass incarceration, which poses serious health and security risks to inmates and staff, while also burdening the government and citizens. The mental health of inmates and prison employees is also severely affected by overcrowding in American prisons. The research shows that mass imprisonment is associated with racial bias, empathy detachment, and significant negative economic impacts. It includes attributes with the rise in incarceration rates in the US to larger social issues such as mandatory minimum sentencing, police practices, and stricter regulations.
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Overview of topic (Contd..)
It includes argument that mass incarceration is not a viable solution to restore and punish individuals who have committed crimes. It is a moral and policy failure that has led to negative economic and social impacts on society.
This includes suggestion that the resources used to house prisoners could be better utilized for education and other social programs.
The US Justice System's racial generalizing is another factor contributing to the high rate of incarceration, which raises concerns about costs.
It provides the overview that the US needs to face the racism and abuse in the criminal justice system and attack the dehumanizing stereotypes that support it to achieve a more just and equitable society.
It includes argument that mass incarceration is not a viable solution to restore and punish individuals who have committed crimes. It is a moral and policy failure that has led to negative economic and social impacts on society. This includes suggestion that the resources used to house prisoners could be better utilized for education and other social programs. The US Justice System's racial generalizing is another factor contributing to the high rate of incarceration, which raises concerns about costs. It provides the overview that the US needs to face the racism and abuse in the criminal justice system and attack the dehumanizing stereotypes that support it to achieve a more just and equitable society.
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Policy Goal
The polic includes introducing a new form of punishment that combines technological advancements with community safety goals.
This punishment would track the whereabouts and movements of offenders in real-time using sensor and surveillance technologies, which would be less costly than incarceration and less likely to have criminogenic effects.
The proposed policy aims to improve community safety, reduce the burden on taxpayers, and make the criminal justice system fairer.
While there may be political resistance to these changes, the authors argue that their strong arguments in favor of the proposed policy changes should outweigh any opposition on legal, scientific, or logical grounds.
The polic includes introducing a new form of punishment that combines technological advancements with community safety goals. This punishment would track the whereabouts and movements of offenders in real-time using sensor and surveillance technologies, which would be less costly than incarceration and less likely to have criminogenic effects. Overall, the proposed policy aims to improve community safety, reduce the burden on taxpayers, and make the criminal justice system fairer. While there may be political resistance to these changes, the authors argue that their strong arguments in favor of...