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"either because they have been accused of a crime and they are trial or because they have been convicted of a crime and they are serving a sentence." is not correct. Jails or detention centers are used to house individuals awaiting trial (pretrial detention) while prisons are used for people convicted of crimes.
 
"either because they have been accused of a crime and they are trial or because they have been convicted of a crime and they are serving a sentence." is not correct. Jails or detention centers are used to house individuals awaiting trial (pretrial detention) while prisons are used for people convicted of crimes.
 
Also, indicating prisons creates jobs is a strange statement. What does that imply? Let's lock people up so others can work?
 
Also, indicating prisons creates jobs is a strange statement. What does that imply? Let's lock people up so others can work?
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: Thanks for your comments.  The prison system is a huge business in the United States that is profitable for those who have jobs working for it.  Sometimes this does distort the incentives.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 10:14, 25 April 2007 (EDT)

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"either because they have been accused of a crime and they are trial or because they have been convicted of a crime and they are serving a sentence." is not correct. Jails or detention centers are used to house individuals awaiting trial (pretrial detention) while prisons are used for people convicted of crimes. Also, indicating prisons creates jobs is a strange statement. What does that imply? Let's lock people up so others can work?

Thanks for your comments. The prison system is a huge business in the United States that is profitable for those who have jobs working for it. Sometimes this does distort the incentives.--Aschlafly 10:14, 25 April 2007 (EDT)