Extended Class Description:

INMATE- Jail 101

 INMATE - Jail101

In the USA 1-in-100 or 2.2 million people are behind bars.  Serving 1,3,5,10,15,20,25,30 years to life, which are typical court-ordered prison sentences.   This, class studies ways that inmates can contribute back.

Collectively in the USA, there is a nation of people behind bars. 1,3,5,10,15,20,25,30 years to life, is a long time to not be a contributor to society.  This, class studies ways that inmates can contribute something to society and convert a waste-of-time into productive time.

What you will study:

This class studies Inmates, producing more than License Plates.

• Crime
• Punishment
• Alternative Sentences
• Dangerous Offenders
• Productive Time Inside/Outside
• Prisoner Education (access to College)
• Farming (Animals & Vegetables)
• Firefighting and Community Service
• Recycling/Waste Recapture and Reuse Programs
• Construction (Government-owned Homeless-Shelters)
• and, more solutions to the "War on Crime".

More than 70% of Crimes are committed for Financial Reasons driven by the need for Money.

According to, Melissa S. Kearney and Benjamin H. Harris in a report of Crime and Economics they outlined the following 10 facts about crime in the USA. 

Fact 1. Crime rates have steadily declined over the past twenty-five years.

Fact 2. Low-income individuals are more likely than higher-income individuals to be victims of crime.

Fact 3. The majority of criminal offenders are younger than age thirty.

Fact 4. Disadvantaged youths engage in riskier criminal behavior.

Fact 5. Federal and state policies have driven up the incarceration rate over the past thirty years.  Through the use of Mandatory Prison Sentences, and unconscionable Plea-Deals.

Fact 6. The U.S. incarceration rate is more than six times that of other sized nations.

Fact 7. There is nearly a 70 percent chance that an African American male without a high school diploma will be imprisoned by his mid-thirties.

Fact 8. Per capita expenditures on corrections more than tripled over the past thirty years $80 Billion.

Fact 9. By their fourteenth birthday, African American children whose fathers do not have a high school diploma are more likely than not to see their fathers incarcerated.

Fact 10. Juvenile incarceration can have lasting impacts on a young person's future.

The facts support that a particular demographic group the African American males still exhibits higher rates of criminal activity than whites and other ethnic groups.

The facts also conclude that poor or low-income African American males commit the bulk of their crimes against other poor or lower-income African American males.  (Poor-on-Poor Crimes)

Crimes due to the need for money can be prevented..!

* WARNING!  Extreme Sensitivity and Awareness Training ahead, ENROLL TODAY…!

This class presents information about ethnic groups that some may find offensive.  You will be asked to watch videos and view images that may trigger anger, sadness, frustration and other hostel or violent emotions.  People who have been incarcerated and on probation or parole should seek permission before taking this class.  Your thoughts, opinions, and ideas may present solutions to preventing crimes that impact our family, friends, coworkers, businesses and community neighbors. 

We positively encourage you to enroll in this course.  Your friends, family, co-workers, and community are all impacted by the subject matter.  This class gives you a platform to study the issues, and respond to current events with the virtual goal of dynamically creating problem-solving solutions.