Prison Growth 0.0 / 5 ? CriminologyPrison GrowthUniversityNone Created by: Luke BartholomewCreated on: 27-01-14 14:52 The prison population dropped from a high of over 30000 in 1877 to just over... 9000 at the end of WW1 1 of 12 Figures than rose again to between... 11000 and 12000 leading up to WW2 and from that point onwards the trend continued upwards 2 of 12 In 1950’s the prison population was reaching a high of... 40000 and by the end of the decade was nearer 50000 (Newburn 2013) 3 of 12 Between 2000 and now, there has also been a rise in the... Length of sentences which were handed out 4 of 12 The average time spent in prison rose from... 7.9 months in 1999 to 9.5 months in 2009 5 of 12 Could increasing crime be an explanation as to prison population growth? igures suggest some increase in crime, but not to the same level as prison growth 6 of 12 There has been a historical shift.. Towards imprisonment, with many more given a custodial sentence 7 of 12 What is penal populism? Crime is often a major issue in elections with each political party promising to be tough on crime 8 of 12 Why has this lead to an increase in prison populations 1 in 4 convicted of indictable offence sentenced to prison in 2010, compared to 1 in 7 in 1992 9 of 12 There has been a war on... Drugs, meaning more people are being sent to prison for drug offences 10 of 12 By the end of June 2016 the prison population is projected to be between... 88,500 and 93,600 11 of 12 Total prisons expenditure increased from £2.8bn in 1995 to £4.3bn in 2006 12 of 12
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