The Facility Design and Operation topic offers news and expert columns on the construction and management of prisons — from how architectural choices can affect inmate behavior to upgrades and closures.
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With all the horror, torment, torture and utter despair experienced behind prison walls, there's no wonder many are said to be extremely haunted by former inmates, and here are five that are especially terrifying.
The Muskegon County Jail took more than a year and a half to construct. Mlive Muskegon Chronicle reporter Stephen Kloosterman documented the process by taking photos from one window on the sixth floor of the courthouse.
After sitting many years disassembled, the only surviving building from Elmira's Civil War prison camp will finally be reconstructed at the former prisoner-of-war site starting in a few weeks.
Moving about 1,000 female inmates from a closed prison in Dwight to another in Logan County has exacerbated overcrowding and not generated meaningful cost savings, according to a report from the John Howard Association.
KHON2 spoke with a long-time adult corrections officer who says things just aren't getting fixed at Oahu Community Correctional Center and security measures have become almost a joke.