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Modelling the dark side of prison dynamics: Quantifying the criminogenic effects of petty crime offenders’ incarceration
Crime remains a persistent socio-economic challenge in South Africa, where the incarceration of petty offenders often exacerbates criminal behaviour. Empirical evidence suggests custodial sentencing for minor offences may accelerate progression to serious crime due to exposure to hardened offenders
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