Ep. 21 - Elizabeth Warren's Criminal Justice Reform Promises - Part 2
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Ep. 21 - Elizabeth Warren's Criminal Justice Reform Promises - Part 2
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- Rethinking Public Safety to Reduce Mass Incarceration and Strengthen Communities (Team Warren)
The United States makes up 5% of the world’s population, but nearly 20% of the world’s prison population. We have the highest rate of incarceration in the world, with over 2 million people in prison and jail.
Our system is the result of the dozens of choices we’ve made — choices that together stack the deck against the poor and the disadvantaged. Simply put, we have criminalized too many things. We send too many people to jail. We keep them there for too long. We do little to rehabilitate them. We spend billions, propping up an entire industry that profits from mass incarceration. And we do all of this despite little evidence that our harshly punitive system makes our communities safer — and knowing that a majority of people currently in prison will eventually return to our communities and our neighborhoods.
- The federal government oversees just 12% of the incarcerated population (PDF) (Bureau of Justice Statistics)