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- Ninety percent of imprisoned men lose contact with their families with in
1-5 years, often homeless when released.
- 30-50% of all homeless men in a mid-size city have been in a facility.
January 21, 2002, Time.
- Most offenders are of poverty income level.
- 84% of kids detained on their first serious juvenile offense report a
sibling or parent in the system- a recycling of the same families through the
justice system. Jubilee, Summer, 2001.
- There are approximately 38,000 people on some form of supervision in
Montgomery County. (APA stats)
- A child with a parent in a facility has a six times greater chance of
entering the system. Justice Watch Winter, 2002
- 6,400 men a year go to halfway houses, yet a mere 1,587 beds exist in 23
facilities
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Revised: November 24, 2009
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