The most recent example of this would be Tyrone Howard, mentioned above. He was arrested many times but still managed to get free and continued to commit crimes even after going through diversion programs for drug charges. I believe that Jonsson is wrong because he neglects the factors that emerge from prison education. Although many think that prison education is being pushed, prisons and prison guards do not support the idea of ​​educating inmates. Since only a high school diploma is required to become a prison guard, guards become envious of criminals who receive a higher education, which could cause tension and mistreatment. Furthermore, educating prisoners should decrease the recidivism rate, which would lead the government to give less money to prisons because there are fewer prisoners to care for. Education in prison is not promoted because it is harmful to the prison system, no matter what the government decides to do