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1) Open and easily assessible accounting and tendering. 2) Auditors having ability to remove procurement staff that show they miss obviously 'better pricing'.
by Gustomaximus 6y ago
1) Open and easily assessible accounting and tendering.
2) Auditors having ability to remove procurement staff that show they miss obviously 'better pricing'.
3) Spend less. I've pondered why prisons dont set up colonial type towns in remote locations for less than maximum security prisoners.
Make people work to provide their food and improve infrastructure. I imagine it would help develop many skills + better ready people to return to a world where they have to interact with people vs those high tension overcrowded prisons you see on TV. There'd still obviously be costs but you suspect something like this could be a massive per-prisoner cost.
- denkmoon 6y agoMove prisoners out into the wilderness so it's even harder for them to maintain social (familial) connections they will rely on once they leave the prison system. In an ideal world, maybe what you describe would work. In the punitive and unfair justice system that the US runs, you're just making prisoners' lives worse.