Torgeek
A ranking to identify the specific degree of physical control and staff supervision that an inmate needs. It has eight levels: 1-minimum, 2-minimum, 3-minimum, 4- medium, 5-medium, 6-medium, 7-close, and 8-maximum.
- What is the highest level of inmate?
- How many levels are in jail?
- What is a Category C inmate?
- What are Category A and B prisoners?
- What is a Level 4 jail?
- What is a Level 6 prisoner?
- What is a Category B jail?
- What is a Category D prisoner?
- What crimes are Category B?
- What are Level 5 prisoners?
- What is a Level 4 jail?
- Who is the highest officer of a jail?
- What are the three classification of inmates?
- Who is imprisoned in Level 6?
- What is a Category B jail?
What is the highest level of inmate?
1. Maximum Security: This prison security level is the highest and most stringent; only the most violent offenders are incarcerated within a maximum security prison. Within a maximum security unit, there exist sub-units such as solitary confinement, protective custody, and special housing units (SHU).
How many levels are in jail?
Every federal prison is classified as one of five security levels (i.e., minimum, low, medium, high, and administrative). The level assigned to a prison dictates the physical security parameters of the prison, the staff-to-inmate ratio, and the freedoms afforded inmates.
What is a Category C inmate?
Cat C – Prisoners who cannot be trusted in open conditions but who have neither the resources nor the will to make a determined escape attempt.
What are Category A and B prisoners?
Security conditions in category A prisons are designed to make escape impossible for these prisoners. Category B – Category B prisoners do not need to be held in the highest security conditions but, for category B prisoners, the potential for escape should be made very difficult.
What is a Level 4 jail?
Level IV – Facilities have a secure perimeter with internal and external armed coverage and housing units or cell block housing with cells non-adjacent to exterior walls.
What is a Level 6 prisoner?
Level 6: Eternal Hell
Eternal Hell (無限地獄, Mugen Jigoku?) is the lowest level of Impel Down. It is where prisoners who are insanely powerful, have caused crimes extremely atrocious, and/or whose mere existences have become a major threat to the World Government itself are kept.
What is a Category B jail?
Category B
These prisons are either local or training prisons. Local prisons house prisoners that are taken directly from court in the local area (sentenced or on remand), and training prisons hold long-term and high-security prisoners.
What is a Category D prisoner?
Category D prisoners are defines as “Those who can be reasonably trusted not to try to escape, and are given the privilege of an open prison.” It take some time to progress through the various categories; if it is your first offence and it is was a non violent or drug related crime, such as fraud, you may be categories ...
What crimes are Category B?
Serving a sentence for an offence of violence or threat to life, arson, firearms, drugs, sexual offence or robbery.
What are Level 5 prisoners?
Custody level 5 is used for an inmate who needs maximum security and is placed in the Restricted Housing Unit (RHU), Special Management Unit (SMU), and Long-Term Segregation Unit (LTSU).
What is a Level 4 jail?
Level IV – Facilities have a secure perimeter with internal and external armed coverage and housing units or cell block housing with cells non-adjacent to exterior walls.
Who is the highest officer of a jail?
The prison warden supervises all the operations within the prison.
What are the three classification of inmates?
1. Those undergoing investigation; 2. those awaiting or undergoing trial; and 3. those awaiting final judgment.
Who is imprisoned in Level 6?
Devon, also known by the epithet of Crescent Moon Hunter, was locked up in Impel Down Level 6, just like Avalo Pizarro. She's known to be the most dangerous female pirate in the history of One Piece, which solidifies her reputation as one of the strongest in the series.
What is a Category B jail?
Category B
These prisons are either local or training prisons. Local prisons house prisoners that are taken directly from court in the local area (sentenced or on remand), and training prisons hold long-term and high-security prisoners.
