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minimum-security
[min-uh-muhm-si-kyoor-i-tee]
adjective
(of a prison) designed for prisoners regarded as being less dangerous; having fewer restrictions.
Word History and Origins
Origin of minimum-security1
Example Sentences
In December, the Bureau of Prisons said it was closing its troubled federal prison in Dublin, Calif., about 30 miles east of San Francisco, as well as five minimum-security prison camps in states from Florida to Colorado.
Founded by Hollywood producer Scott Budnick — who spearheaded this week’s fundraising — ARC runs programs inside all state prisons and two of the state’s minimum-security fire camps, one in Pine Grove, and the other in Georgetown.
The incarcerated firefighters have been drawn from among the 35 conservation fire camps run by the state, minimum-security facilities where inmates serve their time and receive training.
Stewart was sent to Alderson Federal Prison Camp, a minimum-security women's prison in West Virginia.
The fire camps, about 35 in the state, are minimum-security facilities run by the corrections department, Cal Fire and the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
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