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: Grits for Breakfast'Budget crunch forces a new approach to prisons'
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The title of this post is the headline to a notable NPR story today about the metamorphosis of debates over incarceration in light of state and federal budget shortfalls. Even so, the Obama Administration has requested a 10% budget hike for federal prisons. By contrast, states like Texas which can't borrow to pay for its day-to-day bills, don't have the luxury of continuing to increase prison spending when the budget is bleeding red ink.Full post as published by Grits for Breakfast on February 15, 2011 (boomark / email).
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