If someone is in prison for murder, I don't think they should be allowed to vote. If, however, one is convicted of repeated moving violations and given jail time, I think the right to vote should not be taken away.In short, why someone is imprisoned should play into the decision of whether or not they can vote.f someone is in prison for murder, I don't think they should be allowed to vote. If, however, one is convicted of repeated moving violations and given jail time, I think the right to vote should not be taken away.
Costs per student by state. Public education by state rankings show that New York spent the most per pupil at $20,610. The next top five are District of Columbia ($18,485), Alaska ($18,416), New Jersey ($17,907), Connecticut ($17,745) and Vermont ($16,988).
Nevertheless, at $220 per student, the national cost would be almost $2.8 billion. Of that amount, cost estimates suggest that $670 million ($53 per student) are direct costs with additional out-of-pocket expenses for training and materials. The direct costs come from State and local government coffers.or example, the All Stars program has a cost-benefit ratio of 34:1 (see Table 12), which means it returns $34 dollars in savings for every dollar invested, yielding net benefits of $4,670 per pupil ($4,810 in social cost savings minus $140 in program costs).