Prison Sourcing Case Study

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Although the topic of prison sourcing could be controversial, the creation of the Federal Prison Industries (FPI) has benefited the Federal Government at the detriment of the inmates that earn little to no pay for their work and the U.S. businesses that struggle with the inability to compete for government contracts due to unfair competition. The U.S. Government established the Federal Prison Industries Inc., (FPI) during the Roosevelt administration in 1934 to provide job skills training and rehabilitative measures to prepare inmates to return to society and their communities. Chief Justice, Warren E. Burger believed that correction and industrial programs provided inmates with meaningful work skills during their incarceration and would prepare
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