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Prisоn Security Levels Assignment Cоurse Textbоok: Criminаl Justice Todаy: An Introductory Text for the 21st Century, 16th Edition by Frаnk Schmalleger Introduction Correctional institutions in the United States operate under different security classifications based on the seriousness of the crime, the offender’s risk level, behavior history, and escape risk. Security levels determine how correctional facilities are designed, how inmates are supervised, and the type of offenders housed within each facility. For this assignment, students will examine Figure 13-6 on page 453 in the textbook. This figure identifies several security level classifications used in U.S. prisons. Students must review the figure and explain each security level in the exact order shown in the book. Students will also research real prisons in the United States that correspond with each security level classification. Assignment Instructions Using Figure 13-6 on page 453, complete the following assignment. Your answers must be numbered and follow the exact order shown in the figure. For each security level, students must include the following information: 1. Identify the Security Level Write the name of the security level exactly as shown in Figure 13-6. 2. Description of the Facility Explain the characteristics of that type of prison in your own words. This may include security features, inmate supervision, physical layout, or control measures. 3. Inmate Classification Explain how inmates are classified into this level of security. 4. Type of Offenders Housed Describe what types of offenders are typically housed in this level of prison. 5. Prison Examples Provide three examples of prisons in the United States that match this security level.For each prison include: Name of the prison City and State Whether the facility houses men or women Example format: Prison Name – City, State – Houses Men Prison Name – City, State – Houses Women Prison Name – City, State – Houses Men or Women You must also briefly explain why those prisons match the security level classification. Required Numbered Format Students must follow this numbered structure: Security Level #1 from Figure 13-6 Description of facility Inmate classification Type of offenders housed Three prison examples with location and gender population Security Level #2 from Figure 13-6 Description of facility Inmate classification Type of offenders housed Three prison examples with location and gender population Security Level #3 from Figure 13-6 Description of facility Inmate classification Type of offenders housed Three prison examples with location and gender population Security Level #4 from Figure 13-6 Description of facility Inmate classification Type of offenders housed Three prison examples with location and gender population Continue numbering until all security levels shown in Figure 13-6 have been addressed. Minimum Word Requirement Your assignment must be a minimum of 700 words. Assignments under 700 words will receive point deductions. Important Note: Jail vs. Prison Students often confuse jails with prisons, but they are not the same. Jails are operated by local governments (cities or counties) and house individuals who are: Awaiting trial Unable to post bail Serving short sentences (usually less than one year) Examples of jails include: Los Angeles County Jail Cook County Jail Rikers Island Jail Complex These should NOT be used for this assignment. Prison Prisons are long-term correctional facilities operated by state or federal governments. They house offenders who have been convicted of crimes and sentenced to longer periods of incarceration. Examples of prisons include: San Quentin State Prison – Houses men California Institution for Women – Houses women United States Penitentiary ADX Florence – Houses men Academic Integrity Statement All work submitted must be written entirely in the student’s own words. The following are strictly prohibited: Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated work Copying or pasting from websites or other sources Plagiarism Submitting work written by another person Students who violate these policies will receive: A score of ZERO for the assignment. Grading Rubric (30 Points) Criteria Points Security levels listed in the correct numbered order from Figure 13-6 6 Accurate description of facility characteristics and inmate classification 6 Explanation of types of offenders housed 6 Identification of three prison examples with location and gender population 6 Organization, clarity, minimum 700 words, and use of student’s own words 6 Total: 30 Points