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The basic training program is designed to provide an alternative to long periods of incarceration for inmates who have been sentenced under the Youthful Offender Act or have been classified as youthful offenders by the department and who meet specified criteria when space is available and the sentencing court approves. Inmates participating in the basic training program shall follow a regimented schedule involving structured discipline, counseling, general educational development and adult basic education courses, work assignments, physical training and other rehabilitation programs.		Home Sitemap Archive Military Prison Sports Gallery Links Impressum E-Mail

Shock Incarceration - a training technique employed in the basic training program which utilizes intense physical training, military drill, verbally aggressive confrontation, and the immediate application of minor discipline. The intent of shock incarceration is to modify the behavior of youthful offenders and to avert long-term incarceration.
(1) Basic training program inmates shall not enter the rooms of other inmates. (2) Upon rising, inmates will make their beds in the military manner prescribed by staff and the beds will remain in this condition unless occupied. (3) No food, beverages, or other items from the dining hall will be permitted in the dormitories. (4) No talking is permitted during quiet time, study time or after lights out. (5) Inmates shall not place any pictures, photographs, calendars, posters, or writings of any type on doors, walls, lockers, or on any other state equipment or property. (6) Rooms and lockers shall be kept neat and orderly in the manner prescribed by basic training program staff. (7) Cleanliness of common areas such as day rooms, hallways, and showers shall be the responsibility of all inmates assigned to that housing wing of the dormitory. (8) When leaving the dormitory for any reason, inmates will be in the uniform of the day as specified by the program director. (9) Inmates shall contact the dormitory officer or supervisor about any personal problems which might arise. If the problem cannot be resolved at this level, the inmate may submit his concerns in writing to the officer in charge or program director.