is a type of classification that is nonpunitive in nature but requires the separation of inmates from the general population due to the threat that they may pose to themselves, staff, other inmates, or institutional order.

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Colt Kirk

22 March, 07:24

is a type of classification that is nonpunitive in nature but requires the separation of inmates from the general population due to the threat that they may pose to themselves, staff, other inmates, or institutional order.

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Addisyn Swanson · Answer 1

Administrative Segregation

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In the process of administrative segregation, the prisoners are kept in confined places as they are violent and their behaviour is disturbing. Basically during the initial phase of segregation, the prisoner is kept is single cell confinement for a period of one day or minimum of 23 hours and the remaining one hour is allocated for daily routine works. Prisoners are allowed to maintain a healthy lifestyle and this process does not involve any sort of physical punishment