In punishment there are many inequities that prisoners encounter. Such inequities are race, socio-economic status and gender. Socioeconomic Status (SES) is an important inequity within our prison system to address. In this paper I will show why SES is important to address as well as explain how my prison will reduce recidivism and promote sustained entry for recidivating prisoners. By addressing SES we can make sure that prisoners prevent further incarceration. In this paper I will argue that treating inmates and teaching them valuable skills that have a lower socioeconomic status will help reduce the rates of recidivism.
Kubrin and Stewart (2006) note that one of the main influences of recidivism can be linked to the types of neighbourhood’s
Kubrin and Stewart (2006) note that one of the main influences of recidivism can be linked to the types of neighbourhood’s