A lease system allows prison-made goods to be sold to and used by only state and federal government agencies.

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A lease system in the context of prison labor typically refers to a historical practice where prisoners were leased out to private contractors to work outside of the prison, often in harsh conditions. This is different from contemporary practices where prison-made goods can be sold to various markets, including but not limited to state and federal government agencies, depending on the laws and regulations governing prison labor and industries in a specific jurisdiction.

A Lease System Allows Prison-Made Goods to Be Sold to and Used