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To stay current. they're helping prevent recidivism. they're playing a role in the post jail support network that the courts would be paying if they had the money. is there a reason to believe they're effective? >> that's the first time i have heard the phrase post jail support network. no, it really doesn't help. it doesn't help somebody on a path to reentry. the more you have to do to get back to a normal state, the worse it is. for instance, if you can't pay a fine, a lot of states will keep you from having a driver's license. you can't drive to work if you don't have a car so you can't pay...

Key actor here, they say what they're doing is helping people to stay current. they're helping prevent recidivism. they're playing a role in the post jail support network that the courts would be paying if they had the money. is there a reason to believe they're effective? >> that's the first time i have heard the phrase post jail support network. no, it really doesn't help. it doesn't help somebody on a path to reentry. the more you have to do to get back to a normal state, the worse it is. for instance, if you can't pay a fine, a lot of states will keep you from having a driver's license. yo...

But it's the same cage. >> but the probation company, they say -- because they're a key actor here, they say what they're doing is helping people to stay current. they're helping prevent recidivism. they're playing a role in the post-jail support network that the courts would be paying if they had the money. is there a reason to believe they're effective? >> that's the first time i have hear the phrase post-jail support network. no, it really doesn't help. it doesn't help somebody on a path to re-entry. it's actually a barrier to re-entry. the more you have to do to get back to a normal state,...

To stay current. they're helping prevent recidivism. they're playing a role in the post jail support network that the courts would be paying if they had the money. is there a reason to believe they're effective? >> that's the first time i have heard the phrase post jail support network. no, it really doesn't help. it doesn't help somebody on a path to reentry. the more you have to do to get back to a normal state, the worse it is. for instance, if you can't pay a fine, a lot of states will keep you from having a driver's license. you can't drive to work if you don't have a car so you can't pay...