California's Proposition 6 aims to make prison work voluntary, prioritizing rehabilitation over forced labor.

California's Proposition 6 seeks to amend the state constitution to prohibit forced labor in prisons, making work voluntary for inmates. If passed, it aims to prioritize rehabilitation over involuntary servitude, allowing incarcerated individuals to earn credits for early release. While proponents argue it will reduce recidivism and address systemic issues, critics express concerns about potential increased costs. The final vote on the proposal will be certified on December 13th.

November 05, 2024
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