Inmates in the 10-South wing are locked inside single-man cells 23 hours a day that are continuously monitored by CCTV cameras and have lights on at all times. Prisoners are kept isolated: their cells are equipped with showers, and the only time they're taken outside their cells is for exercise in an indoor cage.
Inmates in the 10-South wing spend 23 hours a day locked in single-man cells that are monitored by CCTV cameras and have lights on at all times. They are isolated: their cells contain showers, and they are only taken out of their cells for indoor exercise.