A good fraction of prisons in the United States are privately run (National Institute of Justice, n.d.). Because of the growing concern for the privatization of prisons, the National Institute of Justice run a cost and performance analyses in 2007, and was termed the Taft Studies. The two-edged sword of a privately run criminal justice organizations is it has to comply with a certain standard set by the private funder. While BOP-operated prisons trust their program review. No one can tell whichever is better, but until a single standard is created, we cannot say for sure which is better – a private or BOP-operated organization./>
e-Corporation is a means by which the assets and capabilities of the criminal justice system is maximized or optimized (Moore &Trojanowicz, 1988). They further argue that to be effective, they have to “have vision, judgment, and imagination, as well as disciplined analytical capabilities (Moore &Trojanowicz, 1988)”. To display this competence, they also have to be up to date. Organizations must display improvisation and innovation to be more powerful and to attract support from the public. It makes organizations look more contemporary and more people rely on contemporary, updated things. It also helps them to gain ground and coverage on various locations in the country. Our criminal justice organizations are not lagging behind community expectations when these items are considered.
