How are prisons organized?

Prisons are typically organized into different security levels, including minimum, medium, and maximum security, based on the risk and behavior of the inmates. Within these categories, facilities may also specialize in certain populations, such as those with mental health issues or substance abuse problems. Prisons are managed by a combination of correctional officers, administrative staff, and various support services, with an emphasis on maintaining safety and order. Rehabilitation programs and vocational training may also be offered to help inmates reintegrate into society upon release.