It is no secret that most correctional institutions are experiencing problems with overcrowding. Some overcrowding is due to get tough on crime policies the war on drugs and mandatory minimum sentencing. These issues have increased the sentence length for offenders and the geriatric population in custody. Aging out of crime is a term used to describe the fact that as a person ages the individual is less likely to commit crime. Medical care for an aging prison population is increasing the costs of incarceration. Considering both of these facts should the state consider releasing inmates who have aged out or reached a minimum age of 60 years old? By doing so could the state save money and make room for new inmates coming into custody? Adopt a position either for or against releasing geriatric inmates from custody. What are the risks? What are the benefits? Defend your position. Include any additional information that you believe to be important in making this decision.Be sure to complete the following:Discuss and defend your opinion on whether states should consider releasing inmates who have aged out or reached a minimum age of 60 years old.Discuss the risks and benefits associated with the option.