Welch (2005) argues that corrections has become a ______, which is an enterprise for state legislatures, governors, and city and town leaders who receive contributions from prison/jail contractors.

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Welch (2005) describes the phenomenon as a "corrections industrial complex," highlighting the economic and political relationships between the corrections system and private industry, particularly those involved in prison and jail construction and management.

Welch (2005) Argues That Corrections Has Become a ______, Which