WIRE — Why more cells won't fix the prisons crisis WILLIAM TITTENSOR Since 1986 the prison population has more than doubled, and the average sentence has increased from 11 to 20 months Prisoners participating in educational programmes are 7.5 percentage points less likely to reoffend. Many prison workshops fail to provide any formal qualifications at all, limiting... This article Why More Cells Won't Fix the Prisons Crisis was originally created by Converseer.
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