Closure (Jack Randall, #1)
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When injustice becomes law, rebellion becomes duty. —Benjamin Franklin, 1759
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The state of Connecticut holds 19,846 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 13,296 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Delaware holds 6,784 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 4,545 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Florida holds 79,594 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 53,327 are repeat offenders.
15%
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The state of Georgia holds 47,208 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 31,629 are repeat offenders.
17%
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The state of Hawaii holds 5,846 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 3,916 are repeat offenders.
19%
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The state of Idaho holds 5,887 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 3,994 are repeat offenders.
21%
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The state of Illinois holds 43,418 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 29,090 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Indiana holds 23,069 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 15,474 are repeat offenders.
25%
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The state of Iowa holds 8,546 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 5,725 are repeat offenders.
26%
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The state of Kansas holds 9,132 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 6,118 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Kentucky holds 16,622 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 11,136 are repeat offenders.
30%
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The state of Louisiana holds 36,047 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 24,151 are repeat offenders.
32%
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The state of Maine holds 2,013 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 1,348 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Maryland holds 23,791 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 15,939 are repeat offenders.
35%
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The state of Massachusetts holds 10,232 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 6,855 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Michigan holds 49,358 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 33,069 are repeat offenders.
38%
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The state of Minnesota holds 7,865 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 5,269 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Mississippi holds 23,182 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 15,531 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Missouri holds 30,303 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 20,303 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Montana holds 3,620 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 2,425 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Nebraska holds 4,040 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 2,706 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Nevada holds 10,543 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 7,063 are repeat offenders.
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The state of New Hampshire holds 2,434 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 1,630 are repeat offenders.
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The state of New Jersey holds 27,246 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 18,254 are repeat offenders.
52%
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The state of New Mexico holds 6,223 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 4,169 are repeat offenders.
54%
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The state of New York holds 65,198 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 43,682 are repeat offenders.
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The state of North Carolina holds 33,560 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 22,485 are repeat offenders.
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The state of North Dakota holds 1,239 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 830 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Ohio holds 44,778 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 30,001 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Oklahoma holds 22,821 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 15,290 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Oregon holds 12,715 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 8,519 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Pennsylvania holds 40,890 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 27,396 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Rhode Island holds 3,527 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 2,363 are repeat offenders.
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The state of South Carolina holds 23,719 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 15,891 are repeat offenders.
71%
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The state of South Dakota holds 3,026 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 2,027 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Tennessee holds 25,403 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 17,020 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Texas holds 166,911 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 111,830 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Utah holds 5,763 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 3,861 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Vermont holds 1,944 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 1,302 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Virginia holds 35,067 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 23,494 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Washington holds 16,148 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 10,819 are repeat offenders.
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The state of West Virginia holds 4,758 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 3,187 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Wisconsin holds 22,614 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 15,151 are repeat offenders.
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The state of Wyoming holds 1,872 inmates in its prisons. Approximately 1,254 are repeat offenders.
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The Federal Government holds 179,059 inmates in its prison system.
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In the United States of America, State and Federal prisons combined hold a total of 1,470,045 prisoners.