Public-Private Partnership in the Penitentiary System of Foreign Countries: Prospects of Development the Economic Aspect
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The prison system around the world is an institution designed to safely locate people who have been convicted of crimes and sentenced to prison. These persons are known as persons convicted to deprivation of liberty. The more dangerous the crime, the longer the sentence is served. For certain crimes, such as murder and armed robbery, criminals can be sentenced to prison for the rest of their lives. Throughout the world, crime is a socially dangerous act and, as such, the prosecution and punishment of criminals is a legitimate duty of the government. Undoubtedly, the punishment of criminals and their incarceration is supported by the legitimacy provided by the government for this purpose. Heads of penitentiary institutions (public or private) in foreign countries can use several strategies to improve their performance standards. However, some of these actions depend on the ability of correctional managers to cope with certain institutional constraints. The concept of a private prison, especially in some developed countries of the world, is hotly debated among scientists and public analysts. The General idea of the concept is to transfer prison facilities to the private sector under a contract with the government.

Radchenko E.P., Drozdova E.A., (2022), PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN THE PENITENTIARY SYSTEM OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES: PROSPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT THE ECONOMIC ASPECT. Economic Problems and Legal Practice, 1 => 169-172.

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