Television representations of corrections imply an inability of the correctional system to rehabilitate offenders by presenting what ratio of first-time offenders to habitual offenders?

Cases of corrections towards offenders are shown on TV could be segmented into two groups:

The ratio of TV expositions of repeat offenders vs first-time offenders is considerably higher. Reaching levels that could easily exceed the 3 to 1 ratio. This is the case because these cases seem to be more propense to gain attention from the public, and as a consequence, tune into the TV program.

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