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by ars
3292 days ago
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That's not entirely true. If the cell was large people would attempt to get into them on purpose to get a private room. The cell has to be small enough that no one would prefer it over general. Additionally if the cell was larger then the number of neighbors each prisoner could interact with is reduced. But the goal is to give them the opportunity to interact with as many people as possible. |
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I think that's a societal problem, not a prison design problem.
> The cell has to be small enough that no one would prefer it over general.
Why? Wouldn't it be sufficient discouragement just with the removal of your basic rights to go where you like and do what you want?