Social Studies, 24.02.2021 18:50 Chartwig4831

1. Analyze the problem of overcrowded prisons in our country today. How would you address this ever increasing problem? Be sure to include details and reasons for your answer. Give your answer in paragraph form. 2. What is the purpose of on-the-job training programs found in some prisons?
A. To help pay for the expense of keeping them in jail.
B. To rehabilitate prisoners.
C. To keep the inmate occupied while in prison.
D. To help the inmates return something back to society for their crimes.

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