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They are schedule with daily routine
They have fix regime to follow like muster
They have fixed meal time and yard time
They have to follow rules and regulations

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- Solitary confinement
- Strict regime and routine
- Positive reinforcement by allowing them to work and earn some money to buy 'luxuries' for eg packet milo, biscuits.

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A more humane setting whereby no guards around . But regime and regulation have to be follow .
But cctv will be around and should they need help intercom will be available .
To get around a rfid will be tag to them .
At every stage of their sentence they get more privilege. Eg. At the first stage they only allow yard time . 2nd they get yard time plus availablity to purchase food , 3 phase they get extra visit time plus work .
4. Education to prepare them before release

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In the event that they disobey rules etc, certain privileges are taken away from them.
- No outdoor time, no visitation by loved ones, solitary confinement etc

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1. Better food
2. More opportunities for education & work
- for education: better facilities to help the process (table and chair)
3. Better living conditions
- better quality beds etc
4. Better privileges
- longer visiting times, more outdoor & reading time

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Qtn 1
-Spartan regime with minimal comfort(deterrence factor)
- Forced to attend rehabilitative/ religious programs, offenders make it a habit and start to really adapt and change for the better.
- privileges given to better behaved inmates

Qtn 2
- Away from society to an island, self-managed by offenders.
- responsibilities assigned to inmates
-Periodic surveillance by authorities.
-Offenders will be monitored via GPS tagging implanted on them(use of technology)
- catergorised based on severity of offences, length of sentence, conduct in prison
- closer to release, they will be given more privileges and more access to rehabilitative programs. E.g communication with loved ones, comfortable prison setting for communal based living such as beds better food etc.

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1) Loss of privileges.
2) Strictly follow regimental routines.
3) Using encouraging words

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qn 1
-Rehabilitative programmes

- Counselling

- Limited visitation times

qn2

- Prisoners do not return

- Minimal guards needed to watch over them

- Decent food

- Decent job opportunites in the prison

- Prison sentences propertional to the crime

- Comfortable cells but not too comfortable

- Rehabilitated prisoners should be released with guarantee they dont come back

- Good medical facilities

- trained counsellors/psychologists/psychiatrists

- Good harness of technology

- Educational enterntainment for them to learn and improve themselves

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Follow strict regime routines

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Offences committed within prisons are subjected to punishments

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Segregate inmates and categorize them under degree of offences

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- Regimentation
- Timetables

- Lectures
- Prison Counsellors
- Workshops
- Tokens from family such as letters & books

Ideal Prison Setting
- to go through a system of transformation
- 1st stage as Regimentation
- 2nd stage as Reformation
- 3rd stage as Reintegration

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- Largely focus on rehabilitation so that prisoners are better equipped with skills to go back to the workforce.
- Better infrastructure, environment and facilities similar to Sweden's prisons systems.
(Sweden has the smallest number of re-offenders in all of Europe, just 16% )
- Create housing that resembles dorms from a school.
- Better nutrition for inmates
-Prison workers doubles as a social worker and enforcer.

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Single prisoner cell. Prevent conflicts

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They have a scheduled daily fixed routine that rarely deviates. There is also a lack of independence and privacy as they are constantly under surveillance. If they deviate from the ideal behaviour, they will be punished with solitary confinement (severe cases like fighting and etc) or cut down on leisure time (for minor misbehaviour)

My ideal prison setting would be the status quo (if it works, it works)

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Prefer physical officers than surveillance

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Q1. How are inmates disciplined prisons?
-They have a standard routine. e.g 6am breakfast, clean their room, 12pm lunch
- Follow rules and regulations

Q2. Ideal prison setting
- Activities to reintegrate them in society (i.e. Have inmates learn skills such as cooking, gardening)
- Allow inmates to adopt pets to teach them responsibility, empathy, compassion etc.
- Rehabilitation should be core
- Separate prisons for first time (prison nursery) and repeat offenders
- Conditions of prison gets worse for repeat offenders (worse food, no tv time)

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1) Solitary confinement, subtle disciplinary regiments (for e.g. role call, addressing officers), assisting with chores (e.g. laundry and cooking), room checks

2) Better and more humane environment (e.g decent amenities), give them basic respect, making use of positive reinforcement instead of negative reinforcement (for e.g. good behaviour = more free time)
- Giving them the respect will allow them to be more receptive to rehabilitation

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Imagine you are the Director of a penal institution. What is your ideal prison setting?

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Imagine you are the Director of a penal institution. What is your ideal prison setting?

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1) Creating more opportunities and avenues for inmates to take ownership to take care of his/her family or country's economy while still being incarcerated in prison. Eg. Use his/her skill sets (Eg. Carpentry) for labour and remit financial returns back to family.
2) Staff training and support. Equip them with skills for more rehab.

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1)
-Fixed Regime/structure to follow
-Canning
-Counselling
-Forfeiting their privileges when inmates disobey certain rules
-Early release schemes/work programs/tagging, for good behaviour

2)
-Where the guards are invisible to inmates.
-Encourage longer home-leave programmes
-Encourage self-help: provide more rehab programmes for inmates to have an option
-Strike a balance between leniency and harsher punishments for disobedience
-Assisting to reintegrate back into society by having basic lessons for soft-skills(i.e. formal writing skills, grooming, communication skills)