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United States Penal System

l system is not working as efficiently as it could and should. Locking people up is no longer effective in rehabilitating criminals (if it ever was effective). In conclusion, action must be taken to improve rehabilitation in America. Prison-alternative programs for non-violent and small crime offenders should be implemented or at least formally researched. Save prison for the hardcore, violent offenders because that is what prison is--a hardcore, violent place. Americans do not have the right to vote on prison and rehabilitation issues; instead, the government solely decides those issues. Implementation and improvements in job training, counseling, halfway houses, post-release programs, and community service, as programs of rehabilitation must be brought to the forefront by citizens. Millions of Americans must demand a change in the current system because nothing will change unless we do. There is plenty of evidence (thousands of research studies and crime rate comparisons) that supports a change. If we do not get involved and voice our opinions together and loudly, our crime problem could worsen beyond control. ...

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