Are the cells in the McKean Prison Camp in pennsylvania individual and enclosed?
David Schmitt
No, there are no cells in any federal prison camp. The inmates all live in an army-style barracks.
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No, there are no cells in any federal prison camp. The inmates all live in an army-style barracks. It is all open in one big room with about 100 bunk beds lined up in rows separated by lockers. The bathrooms, showers and laundry rooms are attached.
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Accepted Answer Date Created: November 22,2016
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