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Making family phone calls free for prisoners is a cheap tool for reducing recidivism

Making phone calls free for inmates eases the financial burden on the families affected by incarceration and improves children's mental health.

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Making family phone calls free for prisoners is a cheap tool for reducing recidivism

Making phone calls free for inmates eases the financial burden on the families affected by incarceration and improves children's mental health.

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Making family phone calls free for prisoners cheap tool for reducing recidivism

Making phone calls free for inmates eases the financial burden on the families affected by incarceration and improves children's mental health.

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Free phone calls for the incarcerated improve their mental health So why are costs exorbitant?

Phone calls are critical for inmates to keep up with their family. But depending on where someone is incarcerated, the costs vary significantly.

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11-year-old Milwaukee boy to be tried as adult in mother s shooting

No justice will come from trying a child as an adult; in doing so, it will not address the underlying social and cultural factors and pressures that played their part, namely the glorification of violence, militarism, and profit.

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