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Why Parents Are Sending Their Kids To Prison | Vice: Hate Thy Neighbour | True Lives

Jamali Maddix travels to South Carolina to witness a controversial "correctional weekend," a program designed to give at-risk youth a visceral, unfiltered look at the life that awaits them if they continue on their current path. For forty-eight hours, these teenagers are stripped of their comforts and forced to navigate the psychological and physical pressures of a simulated prison environment. This documentary avoids the tropes of traditional "scared straight" television, instead opting for a sober observation of the interaction between the program directors—many of whom are former inmates themselves—and the youth who are teetering on the edge of the system. We explore whether fear is an effective deterrent for crime, or if these programs highlight a deeper systemic failure. In a state with some of the most rigid sentencing laws in the country, the stakes for these kids couldn't be higher. This is an honest look at the desperate measures parents and communities take to save a generation from the cycle of incarceration. Subscribe to True Lives: https://bit.ly/3dBMxvl This film was first broadcast: 2022 Check us out on Facebook:   / ourstorieschannel   Watch More Documentaries True Lives - https://bit.ly/3A8xRMJ Up Close -    / @upcloseitvs   Our History - https://bit.ly/3rUpdhL Our World - https://bit.ly/3ftuckM Our Stories - https://bit.ly/3ynfFyk Taste - https://bit.ly/3OZoDcV Blueprint - https://bit.ly/3ZK5UdD True Lives brings you fascinating stories of social interest from around the world. You can discover award winning documentaries, films and groundbreaking reports that capture the complexities of our daily life, with stories that will entertain, inspire and inform. Content distributed by ITV Studios. #TrueCrime #PrisonDocumentary #ScaredStraight #YouthJustice #SouthCarolina #SocialIssues #Documentary #AtRiskYouth #CrimePrevention #SystemicJustice