Costs of Incarceration and Supervised Release

[Can you say spend money]

Costs of Incarceration and Supervised Release

In fiscal year 2007, it cost $24,922 to keep someone incarcerated in a Federal Bureau of Prisons facility for 12 months, and $22,871 to keep an inmate incarcerated in a community correction center.

For the same 12-month period ending September 30, 2007, it cost $3,621.64 for a federal offender to be supervised by probation officers.

Those figures translate in daily costs of $68.28 for a Bureau of Prisons facility,$62.66 for a community correction center, and $9.92 for supervised release.

For criminal defendants who had not yet been tried, the daily cost of pretrial detention services was $64.40 and the cost of supervision by pretrial services officers was $5.85.

Cost calculations were made by the Bureau of Prisons, the Department of Justice's Office of Federal Detention Trustee, and the Administrative Office of the United States Courts.

[Abideth]

Where do you want to go with this thread?

[spending money]

In your pocket book.:-)

Abideth wrote:

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[Figure Out]

It doesn't take much to fiqure this out. It would cost a lot less, for someone to be supervised. Need to see about getting this done. Save a lot of money.