> it is also extremely common for inmates and former inmates to file exaggerated or even frivolous claims about the conditions of their confinement. It seems p

> it is also extremely common for inmates and former inmates to file exaggerated or even frivolous claims about the conditions of their confinement. It seems pernicious to suggest distrust of claims. Like Blackstone's ratio[1], presuming good faith and investigating, then addressing abuses of the system, seems like the ideal process. The ideal likely ending up unsustainable due to staffing constraints. [1] "It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer."