Excessive Punishment The Hidden Cost of Prison

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America’s criminal legal system is unduly harsh. The United States has less than 5 percent of the world’s population, yet nearly 25 percent of its prisoners. • The resulting mass incarceration doesn’t make us safer. And our reliance on a system of punitive excess has crushing racial, economic, and social consequences that reach far beyond a person’s prison sentence. A felony conviction can result in barriers to housing access, employment opportunities, and even voting rights. • At every step — from poli­cing to prosec­u­tion to incar­cer­a­tion to life after prison — our nation has prior­it­ized excess punish­ment over more support­ive ways of deal­ing with social harm. Across the board, poor communit­ies and people of color are disproportionately criminalized and punished. • What can we learn from the failures of mass incar­cer­a­tion and how can we rethink our approach to criminal justice so that we prior­it­ize human dignity over human misery? • In the Brennan Center’s Punitive Excess series, people impacted by mass incarceration and a group of experts explain how we got here and outline solutions that would benefit everyone. Explore the series here: • https://www.brennancenter.org/punitiv...

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