A prison is a facility designed to confine individuals who have been convicted of crimes and sentenced by a legal authority. It serves as a correctional institution where inmates are detained under specific regulations and security measures. The primary purpose of a prison is to punish offenders, deter criminal behavior, and rehabilitate inmates for reintegration into society. Prisons vary in security levels, ranging from minimum security, which allows more freedom of movement, to maximum security, which restricts inmate interaction and movement significantly. In addition to housing inmates, prisons often provide programs aimed at rehabilitation, including education, vocational training, and counseling. Prisons play a critical role in the criminal justice system, reflecting societal values regarding crime, punishment, and rehabilitation.
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