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Web800 people in prison per 100,000 working age adults—over 1. 6 million people total—overall prison incarceration has declined by about 1 percent on average each year.

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Webtheir burgeoning jails are a window into the pain in those places, and a symptom of the challenges many of them confront — such as shrinking economies, deteriorating public.

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Webin 2016, the vera institute of justice launched the human toll of jail project to humanize the costs of incarceration and uplift true stories about people whose lives are affected.

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