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Prison Costs

The cost of imprisonment for an offence reflects the Present Value of the flow of costs associated with the average term of imprisonment imposed for an offence type and also the proportion of offenders imprisoned for that offence type

Costing issues:

Bibliographical review: Prison

Other issues to be considered Prison

 

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