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the rise of " tough on crime " politics ... large prison populationsleadto the rise of private prisons
the circumstancescontributedto the creation of private prisons
to reach record profits from HB87(passive) are setPrivate Prisons and investors
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that these strict laws would solve illegal immigrationare ... designedto profit private prisons
wholesale market testingleadingto a majority of private prisons
in turnledto the resurgence of private prisons
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to house the more serious offenders(passive) are designedFederal Prisons
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to kill souls(passive) are exactingly designedSupermax prisons
poor living conditions(passive) prompted byKyrgyz prisons
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the criminal justice system through political and economic meansinfluencethe criminal justice system through political and economic means
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in a larger prison populationresultin a larger prison population
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to zero change in prison populationleadingto zero change in prison population
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