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The chief problem of the criminal justice system is arguably the sheer quantity of individuals being locked up. The prison population is upwards of 85,000, which means about 1 in every 1,000 UK residents. Prisons are overcrowding. A second problem, closely related to the first, is the cost of imprisonment. It has been estimated that the annual average cost of imprisonment is £40,000 per prisoner and that the marginal cost (i.e. of each new place in prison) is £119,000.
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