Model Prisons: California's Push for Reform | CBS Reports

Nearly 95% of people currently in prison will be released back into society, and historically a significant percentage are likely to reoffend. In California, authorities are trying to change that by providing inmates access to education, work and other rehabilitative privileges - programs that have been shown to reduce recidivism and increase public safety. CBS Reports examines a controversial approach some see as being “soft on crime,” which now may be preventing it. Watch more CBS Reports documentaries that dive into the key issues driving the national and global conversation at cbsnews.com/cbs-reports
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[@user-nr2nv2uc5q]

Every single school when children are pretty much in grade school start showing them these type of shows with everyone in prison like people locked up how miserable it is and maybe they will make other choices if they see these things when I was growing up, saw scared straight and that scared the hell out of me. I never wanted to go to jail.!

[@arktos298]

ha ha, Nayib Bukele...

[@FroggyMan]

Bring back drug court free up the prisons for the smash and grab gangs

[@user-uq9eu2pi2g]

I’m an Iraq combat veteran and was in an accident that killed a wonderful man.I was given 14 years .in my time in prison we started a veteran unit and program.We had classes to deal with our issues. And prepare veterans to be released.I was a founder I ,did my time and got out.I’ve been out for 4years and I feel no matter what.I can never replace the life I took.This will always be with me till the day i die.And I will never forget that man .They did a story called .K foxs news Denver inside unit 32.

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@@user-uq9eu2pi2g
I’m so sorry you have to deal with this, but you did your time now you just have to live for that person and do good like you are that’s all you could do and try to let go let God they say best wishes you have a good life.

[@Lavalotustop6727]

Umm okay?

[@Pilotpaulie]

Remember when prisons were places that punished offenders for their crime. Now they are free colleges and vocational schools. How is that an incentive to not break the law?

[@oldmanghost219]

You really haven't thought it through. If they don't have a path to a decent job.....

[@fenix7700]

Think about it.

[@barbraminks9244]

The governor is walking in the prison telling the reporter he not scared then why to his left does he have two body guards

[@angelicab1277]

Awesome they are not animals some where dealt the short end of the stick when they were young.

[@waikintang8246]

Soft on crime.

[@fenix7700]

Wrong

[@omeezy21]

Great reporting

[@JesusisKing2025]

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[@patriciajoyce3051]

Wow that is amazing 🤩 they are trying to help the world.❤😅

[@deanmason5900]

They have found the 24.000.000.000 dollars.?

[@markpickett4403]

Revenge!

[@arktos298]

Nayib Bukele...

[@user-eh7sy5qr8n]

That man you interviewed needs to accept Jesus as his Lord. He seems way past bitter. His soul is hurting and he's has zero empathy.

[@kathyweagley1273]

change the correctional officers attitudesadd Mule Creek prisonit's terrible

[@chrisanderson2797]

An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind

[@zhakongvang]

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