Program to educate incarcerated people costs 40K per graduate?!

[Jonathan Whatley]

They can use DNS blocking to prevent users from visiting certain sites.

It would be cheap to hire someone in a 3rd world country to monitor their PCs remotely and use software that takes screenshots to monitor internet activity.

Prisoners studying introductory psychology or sociology or the Bible or Romeo and Juliet will quickly encounter testable content areas about violence, sexuality, drugs, etc. I don't think a state policy that decisions about Internet content filtering for prisoners on such subjects should be made by sub-minimum-wage workers in third world countries rather than and without appeal to American correction or education workers would survive long.