State corrections policy must do better than more of the same
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State corrections policy covers how governments run prisons and manage people serving sentences in the community. This includes decisions about prison conditions, rehabilitation, release and supervision.
Governments set the rules and fund these services, while prison and probation staff carry them out. Changes can affect people in custody, victims, families and public safety, so proposals are often debated in terms of their costs and likely effects.