Rehabilitative Econometrics of Indian Correctional Homes: A Legal-Economic and Time-Series Evaluation of Spiritual Interventions, Recidivism, and Prison Overcrowding
This study employs a comprehensive time-series econometric analysis of Indian data from 2001 to 2022 to explore the complex, non-causal relationship between rising crime and prison populations, declining recidivism, and increasing spiritual rehabilitation interventions, ultimately advocating for a robust national data architecture to better evaluate and support evidence-based correctional reforms.
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