Basic Needs
The desire to learn, grow, and evolve.
Growth
Incarceration often does not solve any issues making the practice of imprisonment (in our current system) unethical under ____.
Utilitarianism
It tends to (be) ______ to send inmates to private prisons rather than public prisons by approximately $10,000 per inmate.
cheaper/cost less
Public prisons are funded and operated by the _____
State/Government
A sense of acceptance, longing, and support.
Love/Connection
Incarcerating 10 guilty people even if it means incarcerating 1 innocent person is an example of
Utilitarianism/Crime Control
Private prisons are less likely to have _____ disclosure of incidents and _____ rights violations
less;more
Housing inmates in public prisons costs about ______ annually.
$40,000
A sense of change, interest, and adventure.
Variety
Profiting off of inmate labor would violate which imperative under Deontology?
The second imperative.
This demographic makes up almost 2/3rds of the private prison population.
Immigration Detainees
Public prisons hold roughly _______ inmates.
~1.6 million
Learning and skill workshops is an example of this type of basic need.
Growth
It is the duty of the ______ to fulfill punishment making private prisons unethical.
State/Government
Private prisons prioritize _____s by using inmates for labor and cutting corners.
profits
Public prisons and their staff tend to be less ______ than private prisons because of public records and consistent reporting of incidents.
Corrupt
Release into society with job skills, financial planning, and housing opportunities would provide ______.
certainty or growth
Name 3 ways imprisonment is unethical under utilitarianism.
Anything as long as its valid
How many private prisons are there in Washington State?
1
How many public adult prisons are there in WA State?
12