But some staff members acknowledge that the size of the prison creates challenges, echoing the concerns of campaigners such as Frances Crook of the Howard League, who said: "Prisoners held in smaller prisons tend to be more engaged in the prison regime, enjoy better staff prisoner relationships, and are safer than those held in large prisons".
Dr. Simon said she had turned down opportunities to work in smaller prisons that employ three or four doctors.
And as you pace back in forth in your small prison cell, the reality of you dying in that cell as a broken man will occur, over and over.
While large prisons have health workers that work in the prison only, small prisons have part-time health workers that work in the community health services the rest of the time.
Other people seem kind and genuine in their desire to get to know their latest and, often in these small prison towns, only guest.
But I feel my children are living in a small prison, so I had to bring them here.
He was initially denied bail — understandably, as there was a "risk of flight" — and incarcerated in a small prison, built around a stone-paved courtyard.
The decision to have the final scene in a small prison cell, though depriving us of sight of the chorus, hidden behind gauze, works eloquently.
Lonely, and facing a lifetime in prison she began corresponding with Bill Cywin, a fellow convict, and when he was released he began to visit her and she eventually married him in a small prison ceremony and was allowed to have conjugal visits, something that must have seemed like a godsend to a young woman in jail forever.
Aziz is currently incarcerated in a clean and well-managed small prison in Qadhimiyah in Baghdad's north, after being handed over to Iraqi authorities by US forces several months ago.
