PRISON CULTURE


Incoming inmates are given physicals and various tests: IQ, interest, psychological, reading/math levels. Some tests will be repeated when they complete a GED or have a release date. If there are multiple appropriate facilities, then institution assignments are according to the needs of DOC and the inmate.

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