Though the first change would be an overhaul of what incarceration actually does. Which is rehabilitation and not punishment.
Not to say serial killers should be put in gen pop, but that gen pop is more like a stricter kind of boarding school/employment program. Where people learn job skills and can actually get employment to live off of instead of being forced into crime again because now they are even more unemployable.
Honestly. Yes.
Though the first change would be an overhaul of what incarceration actually does. Which is rehabilitation and not punishment.
Not to say serial killers should be put in gen pop, but that gen pop is more like a stricter kind of boarding school/employment program. Where people learn job skills and can actually get employment to live off of instead of being forced into crime again because now they are even more unemployable.