Confinement facilities

Confinement facilities are secure structures designed to house individuals who are incarcerated, typically due to criminal offenses. These facilities include jails for shorter sentences and prisons for longer-term confinement. They aim to maintain safety and order while providing basic necessities, such as food, healthcare, and behavioral programs. Confinement facilities also serve the purpose of rehabilitating offenders to reduce recidivism and reintegrate them into society. The design and management of these facilities are crucial for protecting both inmates and the public, ensuring compliance with legal standards and human rights.