Exercise I Problem: For those of you who have taken a course in Corrections, you are probably somewhat aware of the so-called collateral consequences of incarceration – i.e., the costs that go beyond an offender’s direct experience of punishment (e.g., incarceration). A recent executive summary from the Pew Center (Western & Pettit, 2010) documents that one of those presumed collateral consequences of incarceration is long-term […]




