Plans for a Model Jail
Plans for a Model Jail
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This model cell should be arranged to house only one occupant at a time. The size of the cell is of course dependent on its different uses and purposes, be it for the purpose of very tem- porary confinement without activity, or that of extended commit- ment with workshop possibilities. For minimum sizes it would be well to bear in mind hospital regulations and allow about 1, 000 cubic feet of air space, and of such proportion as to permit free movement, namely, proper "elbow room. " The artific...ial ventilation becomes of secondary importance in a jail in which the cells are individual rooms with outside window, as any ordinary steam or hot-water system of heating can then take the place of the more costly forced hot-air systems.
It is doubtful that any suggestion can be made to better the escape-proof qualities of the cell and cell house. American in- genuity has developed these features so that they are near per- fection, although it is to be hoped that the future will bring about improvements making these fixtures and appliances still more sanitary than even the best of them are at present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This model cell should be arranged to house only one occupant at a time. The size of the cell is of course dependent on its different uses and purposes, be it for the purpose of very tem- porary confinement without activity, or that of extended commit- ment with workshop possibilities. For minimum sizes it would be well to bear in mind hospital regulations and allow about 1, 000 cubic feet of air space, and of such proportion as to permit free movement, namely, proper "elbow room. " The artific...ial ventilation becomes of secondary importance in a jail in which the cells are individual rooms with outside window, as any ordinary steam or hot-water system of heating can then take the place of the more costly forced hot-air systems.
It is doubtful that any suggestion can be made to better the escape-proof qualities of the cell and cell house. American in- genuity has developed these features so that they are near per- fection, although it is to be hoped that the future will bring about improvements making these fixtures and appliances still more sanitary than even the best of them are at present.
What to read after Plans for a Model Jail?
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