In Florida Prison your first day you are forced to have your head shaven. (More ...)

The rules are strict: up at 6, school from 8 until noon, then vocational training all afternoon. Physical exercise or drill three times a day and no television allowed. Such is life for the young offenders at the "boot camp" for juvenile criminals. (More ...)

Many times inmates wear uniforms of the facility where they are located. Some places have one piece jumpsuits, others use two piece scrub type uniforms. (More ...)

Cells within the Cell Housing Unit have one or two bunks and lockers for personal items. Generally, inmates who require a higher level of supervision are housed in this type of cell. (More ...)

The change back to striped prison uniforms most recently has occurred at the County Adult Detention Center in , where new jail uniforms now have broad stripes of denim blue and white. (More ...)

Inmates will generally be stripped and searched upon their arrival at the institution from court, other institutions, or from any other place where they may have come in contact with the public. (More ...)

The inmates spend a minimum of 24 hours and possibly a (normal) maximum of 72 hours in the cell prior to his sentence being carried out and approximately another 24 hours afterward. (More ...)

During any transport, the level of restraints applied will be commensurate with the highest custody grade being transported. On transport The inmate must be restrained with handcuffs, waist chains with a C and S handcuff cover (black box), and leg irons and transferred in a secure caged vehicle. (More ...)

The "dungeon", or maximum-security cell, was in the center of the top floor. That location was carefully chosen to prevent escape by digging, to minimize communication with criminals in the cell blocks, and to ensure constant surveillance by guards making rounds. (More ...)