into warden cain s program, but for those who refuse, there s camp j., where the men spend their days in solitary confinement. they ll alter their behavior and once they get out into population, they won t commit another rule infraction. the ones that come here come here for serious rule infractions. it may be an aggravated fight, which is a fight with a weapon. it may be for an assault on staff. it may be for attempting to traffic drugs inside the prison. inmates on level one only get out one hour, two days a week. if you make it to level three, you get out three days a week. i got busted on a charge on aggravated rape and kidnapping. i m not saying that i m no saint, but i m saying that everybody is, like, wrong, everybody did wrong. everybody in this world done
by inmates in this kitchen, serving staple foods and sides like cornbread and chocolate chip cookies can be expensive, but elayn hunt manages to keep costs down, in part because they grow much of their own food on site. i m proud to say that we have one of the lowest food costs per day in the state. food costs $1.31 a day, not just one meal but three hot meals a day. while general population prisoners eat in the mess halls, inmates locked up for rule infractions have their meals brought to their cells. all right, let s go if you re on chow carts. you got an apron on, you need to take your apron off. sergeant kimberly smith oversees the transport of food items to and from the kitchen. we re on our way to the unit three compound, where the inmates do not come out of their cells to eat. they actually eat in their cells. all five chow carts will be taken to the gate on unit three, and all the inmates will be
and has seven cell houses for its 900 inmates. nearly 40 inmates are secluded on death row. fewer than a dozen of them live in a minimum-custody facility. more than 200, those considered the most dangerous, are locked in solitary confinement in the segregation unit. basically, there are very few inmates that come directly to the kentucky state penitentiary. for the most part, inmates come to the penitentiary via other facilities that those inmates have either committed serious rule infractions, have long-term segregation sentences and/or have failed to adjust at other facilities and that s basically how they wind up here. we have some searches to do. glenn haverlan became warden of ksp in 2002, after 30 years with the kentucky department of corrections. y all have a good shift. yes, sir. he says that while the prison may look old on the outside,
we open the gates, lockup. as is the case at many maximum security prisons, some inmates locked up for rule infractions at alabama s holman correctional fassellety complain about unfair treatment. warden grantt culliver says they re not only fair, but reflect what the public expects of the prison system. once a year, every prisoner in holman comes up for a progress review before warden culliver and supervisor james powers. this is your annual progress review. we ll come up with a determination of his needs, whether his needs can be met here or needs to be moved to a facility where programs to meet his specific needs. for inmates confined to segregated lockdown, the process review board comes to them. we want to do bobby gilbert
into warden cain s program, but for those who refuse, there s camp j., where the men spend their days in solitary confinement. they ll alter their behavior and once they get out into population, they won t commit another rule infraction. the ones that come here come here for serious rule infractions. it may be an aggravated fight, which is a fight with a weapon. it may be for an assault on staff. it may be for attempting to traffic drugs inside the prison. inmates on level one only get out one hour, two days a week. if you make it to level three, you get out three days a week. i got busted on a charge on aggravated rape and kidnapping. i m not saying that i m no saint, but i m saying that everybody is, like, wrong, everybody did wrong.