B
-- rehabilitate them --
A
Uh-huh.
B
-- and then when they get out, they, because they have this stigmatism of being in jail.
A
And there's a lot of anger, sure. You know, especially if they haven't went through treatment and they dealt with other people in the, uh, system of prisons which, uh, you, you always deal with somebody that's a little bit worse than yourself next to you or whatever. I would say the crimes would probably be, you know, if you went in for a certain crime, there might somebody that has done a crime even worse than what you have, so you're dealing with people, uh, that may, uh, be an influence later on and, uh, an issue of anger would be is that I went to prison for a year or two but I didn't get any rehabilitation --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- or, uh, you know. But then again, those that have physically assaulted somebody, uh, that's extremely tough to put them into some kind of program out in --