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1. www.sentencingproject.org › reports › private-prisons-in-the-Private Prisons in the United States – The Sentencing Project

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   21 lut 2024 · Private for-profit prisons incarcerated 90,873 American residents in 2022, representing 8% of the total state and federal prison population. Since 2000, the number of people housed in private prisons has increased 5%.

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2. www.hamiltonproject.org › publication › paperThe economics of private prisons - The Hamilton Project

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   20 paź 2016 · For example, private prisons hold less than 9 percent of Texas’ incarcerated population, but because of the number of prisoners held in the state, Texas accounts for nearly 16 percent of all state-level private prisoners.

3. www.ojp.gov › abstracts › private-prisons-texas-new-penology-profitPRIVATE PRISONS IN TEXAS: THE NEW PENOLOGY FOR PROFIT

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   Faced with rising prison populations and limited funds, many State governments have contracted with private companies for the construction, management, and operation of correctional facilities, and this paper examines the historical and contemporary role of private sector involvement in Texas.

4. www.chron.com › news › houston-texasThe largest for-profit prisons in Texas - Chron

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   25 lut 2015 · A high-concentration of private prisons do business in Texas. See where the biggest ones are in our slideshow.

5. www.texasobserver.org › the-private-prison-industry-finally-faces-an-uncertainThe Private Prison Industry (Finally) Faces an Uncertain Future

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   2 paź 2019 · As of August, a record 55,000 immigrants languished in detention, mostly in for-profit facilities and many in Texas. Yet, somehow, the future looks murkier than ever for the poor prison...

6. www.texaslyceum.org › indexTexas Prisons: The Business of Incarceration

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   17 wrz 2020 · Topic 1- Profits and Prisons: Participants will explore the success and effectiveness in the sector. Together they will seek to answer: What is the ROI for our state’s investment in prisons? Are they effective? For whom? Who profits from prisons? Is it ethical to profit from incarceration?

7. www.tandfonline.com › doi › absPrivate prisons in Texas: The new penology for profit

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   18 sie 2006 · This paper examines the historical and contemporary role of private sector involvement in Texas during the 1860s and 1980s. First, we briefly describe privatization efforts in nineteenth-century American prisons and discuss the Texas experience.