70% of people locked up in jails have not been convicted of a
crime.
What is your reaction...
Social Studies, 01.03.2021 23:40 anthonygarib24
70% of people locked up in jails have not been convicted of a
crime.
What is your reaction to this figure? Does it surprise you? Why
or why not? What causes or policies might have led to this
statistic? Explain your answer and be prepared to share with
the class.
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