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California Slave Labor Loses Money

Loaded on June 15, 1997 published in Prison Legal News June, 1997, page 17
Filed under: Work, Prison Industries. Location: California.
In California there is a prisoner work program that is supposed to save taxpayers up to $50 million a year. However, a new study has shown that taxpayers are shelling out $180,000 annually. The program generates about $340,000 a year for the state, but costs the state $520,000 to administer ...

 

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