solved These are 2 different student posts. Each post is a

These are 2 different student posts. Each post is a response to the student statements whether you agree or disagree.75 words each post. You can agree or disagree or any adds on / opinions to what they’re saying1)Norway’s prison system benefits their economy. Their prison system is ranked #1 in the world are is the most comfortable. They are spacious and represent inclusivity, healing, and comfort. Norway has one inmate with a 15 year sentence. This inmate committed murder. They banned life sentences so that no one is in the system for the rest of their life. The incarceration rate in Norway is 75 per 100,000 people while the United States is 639 per 100,000 people. The recidivism rate is at 20 percent down from 70 percent. Their prison’s have been remodeled into rehabilitation facilities since the 1990s. The cells have turned into dorm rooms. Even maximum-security prisoners have a fridge shower, flat screen tv, and toilet per inmate. They also have access to a common area and a kitchen. Their programs involve recreational and learning programs. Due to job skills learned, Norway reduced the population of prisoners that are reincarcerated and there was a 34 percent increase in unemployed inmates taking job training skills and once released, a 40 percent increase in employment rates. The mission for Norway’s prison system is rehabilitation and reintegration of prisoner’s into society (Dorjsuren, 2020). By having an empathetic, caring, and accepting approach, they pave the way for prisoners to become supporting citizens in their country’s economy. If the United States and other countries used this method of incarceration and recidivism rates would decline over a few years. Using the available sources that the government has in order to educate, rehabilitate, and reintegrate could help the United States employment rate go up, while the crime rate, and prison population rate decline.2)Prisons outside of the United States have different views for prisons, i have read and seen a few documentaries that in Mexico prisons they are very harsh out there and don’t really care for the inmates out there. They have lack of food, space for inmates, health care, etc. Even now that we are in a pandemic they don’t have the proper items to use during this time. In C an article from Maclean’s, it explains the Canadian prison system is bad, there were recently 5 murders in the Canadian prison. It also says, “66 percent of prison staff were subject to physical violence.” The inmates are not controlled and seems like they might be understaffed. In the UK an article says, “overcrowding and a subsequent growth in violence against both prisoners and staff has been blamed for force being used 49,111 times in England and Wales.” I think that officers using force and violence towards their inmates won’t help the situation and can only make it worse, your creating a hate between you and the inmate which can cause them wanting to get revenge and leading it to someone getting hurt or killed. If the U.S adopted another nations prison system we would have a very bad prison system and not controlled. As for now our prisons are very well controlled with enough staff to watch over the inmates. I would want to change the use of excessive force towards inmates and even officers who are patrolling and are arresting someone. If they are asking you to not do something that’s making them feel scared or hurt then as peace officers we should abide by their request because they are people. Even though they have committed a crime doesn’t mean we have to force them to the point where we are hurting them.