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| federal prisoner rehabilitation act |
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| fees charged to state and federal prison systems to house inmates in local jails |
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| offered as an alternative to a period of confinement |
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| inmates held in jail awaiting transportation to a federal or state prison |
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| houses those waiting for trial, waiting transport to state or federal prison, and those convicted of crime serving less than one year |
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| designed for maximum interaction between staff and inmates |
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| podular & direct supervisiom |
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| rounded architecture, inmates have interaction with staff and other inmates through day rooms and common areas, reduces suicide and cost |
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| includes electronic monitoring, supervision, treatment programs, house arrest, etc. |
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| term used by inmates to refer to fines imposed as a result of a criminal conviction |
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| used to lessen the negative impacts of short-term incarceration and allow offenders to retain employment |
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| a jail inmate who is allowed to live at home during the week (usually to work) and who must report to jail to serve his or her sentence on weekends |
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