Ep. 11 - Reducing Costs in Criminal Justice
Where can costs be cut? How can increasing costs be prevented?
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Michigan spending one-fifth of its general fund budget on
prisoners (USA Today)
It cost the state — and by extension, taxpayers — an average of
$36,106 to incarcerate a single person in Michigan in 2017.
You can buy a new Ford Explorer for that, according to Kelley
Blue Book.
At that rate, a single prisoner sentenced to 30 or more years
would cost Michigan taxpayers more than $1 million to
incarcerate.
Budget Briefing: Corrections (pdf) (Michigan House of
Representatives)
FY 2018-19 MDOC Budget
$2,019,056,200 – Total spending authority from all revenue
sources
“Fix the damn roads” - Gretchen Whitmer
The Second Chance Act of 2007 (Wikipedia)
Michigan spending one-fifth of its general fund budget on
prisoners (USA Today)
It cost the state — and by extension, taxpayers — an average of
$36,106 to incarcerate a single person in Michigan in 2017.
You can buy a new Ford Explorer for that, according to Kelley
Blue Book.
At that rate, a single prisoner sentenced to 30 or more years
would cost Michigan taxpayers more than $1 million to
incarcerate.
Budget Briefing: Corrections (pdf) (Michigan House of
Representatives)
FY 2018-19 MDOC Budget
$2,019,056,200 – Total spending authority from all revenue
sources
“Fix the damn roads” - Gretchen Whitmer
The Second Chance Act of 2007 (Wikipedia)
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