The majority of people who commit crimes will stop doing so as they age, and the U.S. imposes life sentences on a staggering scale, making it difficult to justify the costs of keeping people locked up for decades.
The BJS report provides some insight into maternal healthcare in US prisons, but it raises more questions than it answers, and PPI is calling for more detailed, consistent, and transparent data collection to improve maternal care and ensure the health and dignity of incarcerated pregnant people.
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