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And I'm assuming they mean incarcerated (jail+prison) and not just 'jail'. Most of the people in jail are awaiting trial, people in prison have been convicted.
by avsteele 6y ago
And I'm assuming they mean incarcerated (jail+prison) and not just 'jail'. Most of the people in jail are awaiting trial, people in prison have been convicted.
- quietbritishjim 6y agoThe article linked in the comment you're replying to seems to include both jail and prison. The comment itself didn't mention either and just said "incarcerated".
- greatgirl 6y ago> Only 2% of federal criminal defendants go to trial, and most who do are found guilty From pew research