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by rayiner
2229 days ago
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It’s an interesting question: how do you figure out whether these numbers are good or bad? Ohio has a prison population of about 44,000. So these numbers (actual plus probable) represent a death rate of 120 per 100,000. That’s ten times the death rate in Ohio as a whole. But it’s about half the death rate of NYC (actual plus probable). What’s the correct reference point? NYC seems like a reasonable reference, given that prison is an inherently high density living situation. |
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[0] Though even with those you can isolate it to particular rooms if you have the testing capacity.