NCJ Number
130598
Date Published
1989
Length
99 pages
Annotation
This report presents a summary and supporting documents for a project funded by NIJ that focuses on a review and refinement of the American Correctional Association's standards regarding the physical plant standards that deal with conditions of confinement.
Abstract
The 2-year research project began with the selection of an advisory committee and continued with surveys of correctional practitioners, architects, public interest groups, and accreditation professionals and committee meetings and discussions. The surveys focused on existing standards and proposed changes for adult and juvenile facilities of all types. Topics included the size of the institution, space and furniture, recreational areas, dining areas, and related subjects. Appended instruments, technical reports, meeting agendas, and related materials
Date Published: January 1, 1989
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