Judge who sold juveniles to jails gets 28 yrs

[jakefromstatefarm]

(09-04-2015, 10:43 AM)fredtoast Wrote: That is why the private jail does not get to determine who goes to jail or for how long.

So basically you are saying that introducing a profit motive makes corruption and rule breaking more likely.

If you'd read the OP, you'll see that the private business had a contract with the government to guarantee a certain number of beds would be occupied or the government would have to pay the difference. 

Yes, that will obviously give the county or state more incentive to make sure that there are a minimum number of people incarcerated. 

So in this case, the GOVERNMENT is every bit as much responsible for the corruption as the PRIVATE BUSINESS.

Nice try.