CRIMETHE HILL
State corrections policy must do better than more of the same
The article critiques current state corrections policies, arguing for a shift from focusing on prison management to prioritizing desired system outcomes. It questions the effectiveness of existing approaches and emphasizes the need for governors to define clear objectives for the corrections system.
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