 Addiction, the CJ System’s response to it, and the hardships of incarceration ◦  ◦ Lying, erratic behavior, late night disappearances, pleading for money, stealing

 Cycling through addiction and the system ◦   Prisoner’s dilemma, the drug edition 

 David’s network ◦  But was that the only reason? ◦ Cathleen and Davida ◦  Shipping inmates out of state  ◦ Job or life?

 Health in the inner-city ◦ Risks of a high-risk lifestyle   

 Far less likely to have health insurance (this should change, unless…)  Generally poor nutrition, which is related to income, can lead to health issues ◦ ◦  Lower average age of death

  Raises concerns because ◦ Prisoners in contact with staff who mingle with general public ◦ ◦ Jurisdiction holding person in correctional facility must pay for health care

 How incarceration undermines marriage and family development ◦ ◦ ◦  Incarcerated, “street,” or “ex-con” ◦ Some women “settle”

 How incarceration undermines marriage and family development ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦