Across
- 4. program allowing inmates to leave the institution during the day to work at a job.
- 5. process in which state and federal governments contract with the private sector to help finance and manage correctional facilities
- 7. 18th-century place of penitence for all convicted felons except those sentenced to death
- 11. jails designed to increase staff interaction with inmates by placing the staff inside the inmate housing unit
- 13. camp highly regimented correctional facility where inmates undergo extensive physical conditioning and discipline
- 14. most secure prison facility, sort of super-max, high walls, gun towers and barbed wire or electronic fences.
- 15. system by which prisoners earned "marks" for good behavior to achieve an early release from prison
- 16. prison where the most predatory and dangerous criminals are confined
- 17. prison with lowest level of security housing nondangerous, stable offenders.
- 18. a penal institution generally used to confine first-time offenders between the ages of 16 and 30
Down
- 1. a 19th-century system model that held prisoners in isolation during the night, allowed them to work together during the day in silence
- 2. farms correctional institutions that produce much of the livestock, dairy products, and vegetables used to feed inmates in the state prisons
- 3. 19th-century prison model that separated inmates
- 6. institution that holds pretrial detainees and people convicted of less serious crimes
- 8. facility at the Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba that is used for the confinement of suspected terrorists
- 9. institution where men and women are confined together
- 10. an institution for the confinement of people who have been convicted of serious crimes
- 12. middle-level prison;relaxed security measures and fewer inmates