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MARYLAND COMMISSION ON CORRECTIONAL STANDARDS 2025

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The document is an audit worksheet from the Maryland Commission on Correctional Standards, detailing standards for security, inmate control, safety, food services, housing, sanitation, rights, classification, hearings, and administrative record keeping in adult correctional institutions. It outlines compliance criteria and procedures for evaluating various aspects of facility operations to ensure the safety and rights of inmates.

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Who is the commissioner of corrections in Maryland?

Philip Morgan, Commissioner of Correction; Stephen D.

How many prisons does Maryland have?

The Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services operates 24 correctional facilities, as well as the Patuxent Institution (providing specialized treatment), the Central Booking and Intake Center, and the Baltimore Pretrial Complex and Youth Detention Center.

What are the toughest prisons in Maryland?

North Branch Correctional Institution (NBCI) is a high-tech, maximum security prison or hyper-max prison operated by the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services in Cresaptown census-designated place, unincorporated Allegany County, United States, near Cumberland.

Are federal prisons tougher than state prisons?

Federal prisons tend to have higher security than state ones. Prisoners who have committed violent crimes are more likely to be in state prison, State prisons are often considered to be less safe than federal ones because more violent criminals live in them.

Does Maryland have any federal prisons?

Maryland houses one stand-alone federal prison and one federal prison camp. These Maryland federal prisons are overseen by the Mid-Atlantic Regional Office. In total, 1,067 inmates are housed inside these federal prisons in Maryland.

What is the biggest jail in Maryland?

Eastern Correctional Institution (ECI) is Marylands largest state prison located on the Eastern Shore. Secretary Carolyn J. Scruggs and the DPSCS Government and Legislative Affairs team provided a comprehensive overview of ECI to state delegates David Moon, Gary Simmons, and Luke Clippinger.

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