Issues of Crime in The Rich Get Richer and the Poor Get Prison by Jeffery Reiman and Paul Leighton

Four of the many problems of prisons, Jeffrey Lehman and Paul Leiden were richer and poorer, were noted and reconsidered. These problems are high crime rates in the United States, efforts to explain high crime rates initially from high crime rates, and success at high price. The first important issue discussed by Reiman and Leighton was the rise in the crime rate in the United States and the belief that policies and regulations are responsible for the decline in the crime rate.

Why does poverty lead to worse results of the criminal justice system? As Reiman and Leighton say in their books, as you say "get richer and poor" the less money you have, the more ruthless your system will be . The poor have undergone excessive investigation, arrest and allegation. Typical poverty crimes (robbery, assault, etc.) are more serious and positive than typical sinful crimes (such as fraud and tax evasion), and truly eye-catching theft is occurring. When they are arrested, poor people can not hire good lawyers often and they are obliged to rely on overwork, supercharging public defenders. Like New York men arrested for having a straw (the police think it is a drug addict) poor people often can not pay bail and have no bail for $ 1,500. This meant that he spent three weeks in prison while the lab was testing the straw, during which he was brutally beaten.

Four of the many problems of prisons, Jeffrey Lehman and Paul Leiden were richer and poorer, were noted and reconsidered. These problems are high crime rates in the United States, efforts to explain high crime rates initially from high crime rates, and success at high price. "A well-known writer and psychologist Shirley Lynn Scott said: This is true throughout history, as most serial killers are integrated in society.

According to Jeremy H. Reiman's article by The Rich Get Richer and Poor Get Prison, the cost of white-collar crime is about 200 billion dollars per year, far more than car theft, bank robbery, family theft , The white man's sentences are getting shorter. More innocent. Some of the reasons are related to good reasons and good reasons for Reiman. In other words, they say that they do not want businessmen to commit crimes as judges. As a result, whites white commercial offenders are more likely to resolve damages in civil courts, but Hispanic car thefters commissioned his judge to his judge, sentenced to imprisonment The likelihood is higher (Rich # 89). Since school taxes are not evenly distributed, rich people enjoy better schools and communities.