What type of offense prediction is costly to prison systems because they will continue to incarcerate persons who are, in reality, at no risk of reoffending?
A) underprediction
B) subjective
C) overprediction
D) discretionary

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Overprediction of offense is costly to prison systems because it leads to incarcerating individuals who are not likely to reoffend, thereby incurring unnecessary costs.

What Type of Offense Prediction Is Costly to Prison Systems