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Prisons are places of containment where people deemed dangerous to society by the courts or who pose a threat to the law are held as punishment for their crimes. Inmates are confined in specific units, which are often divided into categories such as maximum security, minimum security and life without parole. Prisons are run by a director, typically with the assistance of wardens and security guards.

The purpose of prison is to provide safety and security to the public by removing individuals who have committed serious offenses from the community. It also forces individuals to take responsibility for their actions, while at the same time providing a safe and secure environment for them.