Some people leave prison with more problems than they had when they entered. It's their fault they're in jail, but it's not their fault, all they do is stare at a blank wall for about 22 hours a day. They only spend one hour outside per day with little or no contact with the outside world. Imagine doing this for seven years. That's about 3,000 days spent in a prison cell with limited visits and phone calls. Once released, inmates have no job, because no one wants to hire a “criminal.” If they do, they pay them less than they should receive, so they don't get much support from the authorities.