Conditions of Confinement Within a DoD Level III Correctional Facility
Conditions of Confinement Within a DoD Level III Correctional Facility
Conditions of Confinement Within a DoD Level III Correctional Facility
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<strong>DoD</strong> Corrections Authority• Title 10 USC, Chapter 47, UCMJ• Title 10 USC, Chapter 48, Military <strong>Correctional</strong> Facilities• <strong>DoD</strong> Directive 1325.04– <strong>Confinement</strong> <strong>of</strong> Military Prisoners and Administration <strong>of</strong> Military<strong>Correctional</strong> Programs and Facilities• <strong>DoD</strong> Instruction 1325.7– Administration <strong>of</strong> Military Correction Facilities and Clemency andParole Authority• AR 190-47, The Army Corrections SystemUNCLASSIFIED
Army Corrections System<strong>Correctional</strong> FacilitiesLEVEL IJail OperationPretrial andShort TermPost-Trial<strong>Confinement</strong>LEVEL IIPretrial <strong>Confinement</strong> andMinimum/Medium SecurityPrisonLEVEL <strong>III</strong>USDBMaximum SecurityPrisonUNCLASSIFIED
<strong>DoD</strong> Facilities – Pre-BRAC- FT LEWIS, WALEVEL <strong>III</strong><strong>Level</strong> II-USDB, KSACFKorea- MIRAMAR, CA<strong>Level</strong> I-CAMP LEJEUNE, NC<strong>Level</strong> I - 1 Jul 10- CHARLESTON, SCACFEuropeUNCLASSIFIED
<strong>DoD</strong> Facilities - Post-BRACFT LEWIS, WA-JRCF (<strong>Level</strong> II)MIRAMAR, CA-JRCF (<strong>Level</strong> II)FORT LEAVENWORTH, KS-USDB (<strong>Level</strong> <strong>III</strong>)-JRCF (<strong>Level</strong> II)CHESAPEAKE, VA-JRCF (<strong>Level</strong> II)RCFKorea<strong>Level</strong> ICHARLESTON, SC-JRCF (<strong>Level</strong> II)RCFEuropeUNCLASSIFIED
USDBMission StatementIncarcerate U.S. Military prisoners sentencedto long terms <strong>of</strong> confinement. Conductcorrectional and treatment programs tomaintain good order and discipline and reducerecidivism upon release. On order, conductsexecution <strong>of</strong> condemned military prisoners.UNCLASSIFIED
USDBGeneral Information• BG Thomas F. Barr –Considered the “Founder <strong>of</strong>the USDB”• Oldest Federal Prison in U.S.in Continuous Operation• Only Maximum Security Prisonin Department <strong>of</strong> Defense• Accredited by the American<strong>Correctional</strong> Association (ACA)Since 1988• Last Execution 1961• Last Disturbance 2010• Last Escape 1998UNCLASSIFIED
<strong>Conditions</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Confinement</strong>• Education, Training, Rehabilitation and Welfare• Physical Structure• Medical and Dental• Freedom <strong>of</strong> Religion• Quality <strong>of</strong> FoodUNCLASSIFIED
“Old” USDB“The Castle”UNCLASSIFIED
US Military Prison West“Alcatraz”UNCLASSIFIED
US Military Prison East“Castle Williams”UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIEDUSDB Trusty Unit
“New” USDBSpecial HousingUnit (SHU)New Joint Regional<strong>Correctional</strong> <strong>Facility</strong>Housing UnitsCompleted in Aug 2002; 1 st inmates arrived Sept 2002; $67.8 million; maximum <strong>of</strong> 515 cellsUNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIEDGeneral Housing Unit
UNCLASSIFIEDGeneral Housing Unit Cell
Educational Programs• Functional Academic Skills Training (FAST)• College Preparatory Classes• College Academic Classes• College Vocational Technical Classes• Educational/Vocational Counseling• Independent Study College Correspondence Courses• Testing• DANTES Certification Programs• Department <strong>of</strong> Labor Apprenticeship ProgramsUNCLASSIFIED
Apprenticeship/Vocational TrainingApprenticeship Programs• Dental Assistant• Graphic Designer• Screen Printer• WelderInstallation Support• Painting• Structures• MaintenanceVocational Work DetailsUNCLASSIFIED• Graphic Arts• Embroidery• Textile Repair• Woodworking/Historical Millwork• Barbering (Kansas State Licensing)
Vocational Training/Offset SavingsEmbroideryGraphicArtsHistoricalMillworkUNCLASSIFIEDTextileRepairOver $11 Million in OffsetSavings to <strong>DoD</strong> in FY10
Treatment ProgramsAssessment Division:• Conducts Archival Research• Assesses Internal and ExternalRisk• Develops Risk AssessmentManagement Plan (LinksClassification to RiskAssessment)Mental Health Division:• Conducts Psychometric Teststo Assess Inmate Functioning• Treats all Mentally Ill Inmates• Coordinates PsychiatricServicesUNCLASSIFIEDRehabilitation Division:• Coordinates TreatmentGroups– Victim Impact Education– Reasoning andRehabilitation– Anger Management– Chemical Abuse andAddiction Program– Assaultive OffendersProgram– Sex Offenders TreatmentProgram• Coordinates Self GrowthPrograms– Alcoholics Anonymous– Narcotics Anonymous
UNCLASSIFIEDMedical/Dental Clinics
Religious Programs• Worship Services• Religious Education• Music• Religious Classesand Meetings• Counseling and FaithSupport Groups• Supports Over 37Different ReligionsUNCLASSIFIED
Parole and Clemency• USDB Recommends - Service Clemency And ParoleBoards Decide• Military Prisoners Eligible For Parole After 1/3 OfSentence• 87 Inmates On Military Parole/114 Federal Parole• Military Inmates In FBOP And On Parole Considered ForClemency Annually• 54 Inmates On Military MSR/10 Federal MSRUNCLASSIFIED
Inmate PopulationDemographicsTotal Inmates 441Death Sentence 6Life Sentence w/o Parole 14Life Sentence 2110 years or More 262Officers 26UNCLASSIFIEDCurrent as <strong>of</strong> :1 March 2011
Schedule <strong>of</strong> Calls• 0500 First Call• 0530 Breakfast Call• 0650 Work Call• 1155 Lunch Call• 1300 Work Call• 1625 Dinner Call• 1800 Activities Call (sports, library, education)• 1900 Visitation• 2200 Night Work Call• 2205 LockdownUNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIEDCenter for Corrections Excellence
United States Disciplinary BarracksJOINT REGIONAL CORRECTIONAL FACILITYFORT LEAVENWORTHCONSTRUCTION COMPLETED DATE 26 June 2010UNCLASSIFIED
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