The corrupt judges were paid by the private prisons not only to increase the number of child convicts but also to shut down a competing prison run by the public sector.
Taking bribes to bang up kids might be novel; shutting public facilities to help private companies happens — on both sides of the water — all the time.
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
George Monbiot writes on Pennsylvania juvenile justice scandal
This blog's favourite scandal has been taken up by Monbiot in Dissident Voice:
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