Law, 16.12.2020 05:10, CHRONICxDJ
30 POINTS What is MOST likely the reason that maximum-security prisons can cost almost $50,000 a year more per prisoner than a minimum-security prison?
There are less people incarcerated in maximum-security.
The salary of prison personnel is much lower in a minimum-security prison.
Extra security equipment and reinforcement is necessary for maximum-security.
Minimum-security prisons are run by private organizations who are more efficient.
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