Question

What can education do for a formerly incarcerated person?

A. help them share their experiences with the justice system with others
B. increase their income and discourage them from reoffending
C. help them influence young people who might commit crimes in the future
D. provide them with a way to spend their time productively in prison

Answer 1

The answer is C

Step-by-step explanation:

Formerly incarcerated people who re-enter the labor market with greater levels of education are more likely to find employment and less likely to return to prison, potentially improving social and economic outcomes for their communities, families and themselves while leading to significant savings to states.