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III. Wouldn't More Money Everywhere Solve the Problem?
April 1, 1989
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Dr. Charles Van Eaton
A. Construction Costs
B. Construction Costs: A Modest Side-Track Observation
C. Operating Costs
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Jail Overcrowding in Michigan: A Public Problem With a Private Solution?
Contents
Executive Summary
Part 1 - Overcrowded Michigan County Jails: Does the Soltuion Lie "Within System?"
I. The National Picture
II. The Overcrowding Problem in Michigan's County Jails
III. Wouldn't More Money Everywhere Solve the Problem?
A. Construction Costs
B. Construction Costs: A Modest Side-Track Observation
C. Operating Costs
IV. What Do We Really Know About Jail Operating Costs in Michigan?
V. What Do We Really Know About Jail Construction Costs in Michigan?
VI. Proposals: Modest and Not So Modest
Part 2 - Overcrowded Michigan County Jails: Is There a Private Sector Solution?
Part III - Summary and Concluding Remarks
Endnotes
Acknowledgements
About the Author