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# Jail Design Guide - Notes | ||
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## Chapter 8: Security Perimeter | ||
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- Goal: prevent escape and contraband passage | ||
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### Ingredients of Security | ||
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- Denial (aka prevention): Restrict inmate access to unauthorized internal areas or the outside; provide physical separation for various inmate classifications; control inmate movement using sallyports, staff supervision; eliminate contraband passage with a secure perimeter | ||
- Detection: regular inmate counts, random cell counts, searches, guard notices inmate climbing wall, etc | ||
- Response: triggering lights, lighting selected area, closing gates, etc | ||
- Assessment: determining the nature, degree of a situation | ||
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### Design focus | ||
- Creating an overall, 3d barrier called a security perimeter | ||
- Prevents contraband from coming in | ||
- Prevents unauthorized people from coming in or leaving | ||
- Internal security zones | ||
- Control internal movement | ||
- Maintain separation between key activities, inmate occupied areas, especially inmates who pose the highest risk |