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The USA has the world's highest incarceration rate.

Still, it is the length of sentences that truly distinguishes American prison policy. Indeed, the mere number of sentences imposed here would not place the United States at the top of the incarceration lists. If lists were compiled based on annual admissions to prison per capita, several European countries would outpace the United States. But American prison stays are much longer, so the total incarceration rate is higher. ... "Rises and falls in Canada's crime rate have closely paralleled America's for 40 years," Mr. Tonry wrote last year. "But its imprisonment rate has remained stable."

The majority of the 2.3 million U.S. prisoners are in due to the drug war. Drug crimes, drug-related crimes (such as robbing to get money for drugs that are expensive because of the drug war), drug trade crimes, drug-related parole violations, etc.. The corporatist Drug-War Industrial Complex. The USA has less than 5% of the world's population, but has 25% of the world's 9 million prisoners. Drug War concentration camps for "undesirables." With Nazi parallels:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_Party

Charts for U.S. mandatory-minimum drug sentences. Even for non-violent possession. Sentences that usually do not allow parole until at least around 80% of the sentence served. Federal laws, and most states, have mandatory minimums.

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Newer versions of this chart will be uploaded here as The November Coalition puts them out on their charts page. For older versions of this chart see the November Coalition folder. Corrections.gif Viewed: 82 times.	Newer versions of this chart will be uploaded here as The November Coalition puts them out on their charts page. For more charts from the November Coalition see its folder. PrisonbyRace.gif Viewed: 153 times.	This yearly timeline for total U.S. inmates also includes people held in juvenile facilities. Newer versions of this chart will be uploaded here as The November Coalition puts them out on their charts page. For older versions of this chart see the November Coalition folder. Incarceration2.gif Viewed: 234 times.
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Newer versions of this chart will be uploaded here as The November Coalition puts them out on their charts page. For more charts from the November Coalition see its folder. For the data sources see the image description here. Americans.gif Viewed: 304 times.	Newer versions of this chart will be uploaded here as The November Coalition puts them out on their charts page. For older versions of this chart see the November Coalition folder. RacePrison.gif Viewed: 257 times.	Newer versions of this chart will be uploaded here as The November Coalition puts them out on their charts page. For older versions of this chart see the November Coalition folder. LeadingJailer2.gif Viewed: 240 times.
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Yearly total number of prisoners and jail inmates in U.S. adult prisons and jails from 1995 to 2005. The source is the Bureau of Justice Statistics. Add 97,000 to the later yearly totals to include the people held in juvenile facilities. See: this source for juvenile inmate stats Viewed: 828 times.	Album: Europe polls. Marijuana and more. 2006. Changed: Mar-02-2008. Contains: 2 items. Viewed: 472 times.	Album: Cannabis arrests. Charts, timelines. Changed: Mar-31-2008. Contains: 4 items. Viewed: 509 times.
Album: Banners. Stat facts. Changed: Mar-02-2008. Contains: 1 item. Viewed: 379 times.	Album: Canada poll on marijuana. June 2007 by Angus Reid. Changed: Mar-02-2008. Contains: 2 items. Viewed: 428 times.	Album: November Coalition charts Changed: May-02-2008. Contains: 47 items. Viewed: 478 times.
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Album: Canada poll on marijuana. November 2004 by SES. Charts, sources, and many links. Changed: Mar-02-2008. Contains: 1 item. Viewed: 1470 times.	Majority of prisoners in the USA are in due to the drug war. Out of over 2 million inmates. Drug crimes, drug-related crimes (such as robbing to get money for drugs that are expensive because of the drug war), drug trade crimes, drug-related parole violations, etc.. USA has highest incarceration rate. The Drug-War Industrial Complex. drug_offenders.USA_Europe.jpg Viewed: 779 times.	Chart from Jack Herer's book "The Emperor Wears No Clothes." It is online at this page at JackHerer.com - jackherer.gif Viewed: 672 times.
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Narrower version using Arial font. The quotes from the U.S. government's 1999 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report on marijuana are from here. The quote about weekly tobacco deaths is from here. iom-report5.gif - The quotes were pasted in a web page (HTML page), and put in a narrow table. The text size and font were selected. Then a screen capture was taken with the "print screen" key on the keyboard. It was pasted in the freeware IrfanView image editor, cropped, and saved as a gif image. Viewed: 602 times.	This chart is from this page. The stats for it are from here. arrests2005drugs.gif Viewed: 606 times.	This chart is from this page. The stats for it are from here. arrests2005usa.gif Viewed: 578 times.