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Not necessarily - as I was explaining, there are many examples where this does not in fact automatically take place (for example in the YOI and female sector, and isolated examples elsewhere).

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Originally posted by Gascraft
Wow, I'm posting like crazy here(great topic).
the 'Reply & Quote' feature is your friend. that way, people will know what you're going on about.

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Originally posted by Amaurote
Not necessarily - as I was explaining, there are many examples where this does not in fact automatically take place (for example in the YOI and female sector, and isolated examples elsewhere).
Maybe not always automatically, but as soon as the prisoner requests to go on protection [ie. rule 43 = nonce wing] he is. And you can guarantee ALL sex pervs DO ask for segregation. [that's in the UK, dunno about other countries]
The situation is slowly changing whereby they are trying to integrate more of them amongst so-called trusted prisoners[eg, convicts who won't batter them]so you are partly right.

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Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
Maybe not always [b]automatically, but as soon as the prisoner requests to go on protection [ie. rule 43 = nonce wing] he is. And you can guarantee ALL sex pervs DO ask for segregation. [that's in the UK, dunno about other countries]
The situation is slowly changing whereby they are trying to integrate more of them amongst so-called trusted prisoners[eg, convicts who won't batter them]so you are partly right.[/b]
I work in four prisons: in one of them, there is the kind of segregated regime you're talking about, but in the YOI and female prison there is none (although some may be isolated as high risk or stage II bullies). Prison is all about managing risk - there are arguments for and against integration from a rehabilitational perspective; personally I think integration would work better in maximum security prisons than it would in local jails or YOIs.