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Damian

• 12 of U.S. population is black 44 of prison
  population is black
• 56 of State and Federal prisoners have minor
  children
• 67 criminals are recidivistic

• First time offender, caught dealing cocaine
• 20-yr-old man with a wife and a 3-yr-old child

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What is the goal of thecriminal justice system?
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What is the criminaljustice system?

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What is the effect of thecriminal justice system?
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Current System

• Sentenced to 7 years in jail
• Come out on parole with no education
• The young child he left is now in his teens
• He cant hold a job
• The only friends he has are criminals

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This is bad because...

• - Jail is often way too harsh of a punishment for
  non-violent crimes (such as drug possession).
  drugs crime stats etc- They network with other,
  worse criminal sorts.
• - They pop out the other end with no new useful
  skills to get back into society and no resources
  to help them along (such as savings).

• Offenders are taken away from their families and
  often their children for extended periods.
• Offenders do not learn how to function well
  within society, so they very often recidivate
  (66 of the time, or whatever).
• Jail is expensive. 22k per criminal, per year.
  This money could be better spent.
• Expenditure stats

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What if?
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What if?
Repeat Offenders
Repeat Offenders
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Our Solution
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The Ankle Bracelet
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Sweat Scan
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Virtual Counselor
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This is your punishmentwith eParole.

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Heres what happens for criminals.
Heres what happens for society.

• Lower rates of recidivism.
• Its still cheaper...
• Offenders can become productive members of
  society.

• They are compelled to good behavior by the
  watchful eye of the system. Time horizon.
  Malleability.
• They are surrounded by people who can be a more
  positive influence on their lives.
• Serving less time in jail, they can work jobs,
  pay taxes, and save money while still under
  confinement.
• With the money we save, we can provide them with
  real rehabilitative services.

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• These are guys who have never had limits, and
  when we put limits on them, they can get back on
  track. - Al Rosario, Brooklyn
• Parole Services Specialist

When you give people the space to recover their
lives in the community, you recover the community
as a whole. - Priya Karim Haji,
Executive Director, Free At Last