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Earlier eras, prisoners enjoyed considerable freedom to embellish their drab and monotonous prison life. For example, they decorated the walls of their cells, altered their prison clothing, acquired various pieces of furniture—such as rugs, chairs, and bookshelves—and kept birds and other small pets in their cells. These special touches enriched their lives with considerable comfort and individuality, which is very important in a world so marked by monotony. The centralization of authority and the formulation of rules and regulations have resulted in a much more stringent and uniform prison routine that has mostly eliminated these special features and privileges. Dannie Martin, an ex- prisoner at Lompoc, a federal maximum-security prison, writes about the “gulag mentality” of the BOP’s Lompoc prison: As the saying goes, it’s the little things that make a house a home. To those of us who face the mind-killing boredom of long prison sentences, small changes take on large significance in this our home-away-from-home. Among the small things that matter most to us here are our routines and perks and possessions. They help to personalize this cold world. A few years ago—in what convicts now call the good old days—there were said to be two kinds of wardens: those who lean toward punishment and those who believe in rehabilitation. Now there is only punishment. This was an insert fro Chapter 4 of the required text. Read this to comprehend and discuss which type of warden or prison style you prefer and why? Have and enlightened discussion with 2 peers for full credit.

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