ADX Range 13: The Most Restrictive Unit

The video discusses Range 13, the most restrictive unit in the most secure prison in the country, ADX. It describes the extreme conditions, including small cells, constant surveillance, and continuous lighting. A no-human-contact order is explained, highlighting the isolation of inmates, even during outdoor recreation.

What is the significance of Range 13 in the context of ADX?

• It is a medical facility.

• It is a recreational area.

• It is the most restrictive unit.

• It is the least restrictive unit.

How are the cells in Range 13 different from regular cells?

• They have windows with a view.

• They are smaller and constantly monitored.

• They have no surveillance cameras.

• They are larger and more comfortable.

What is the purpose of the constant lighting in the cells?

• To help inmates sleep better.

• To ensure visibility for monitoring.

• To save on electricity costs.

• To create a calming environment.

Why was a no-human-contact order imposed on the client?

• For his safety.

• To prevent escape.

• As a form of punishment.

• Due to overcrowding.

How does the no-human-contact order affect the client's outdoor recreation?

• He is allowed to play sports with others.

• He is escorted by guards to a park.

• He is taken to an empty cement pen.

• He is allowed to roam freely.

What method is used to allow the client access to the outdoor pen?

• A button is pressed to open a door.

• He is transported by vehicle.

• A guard escorts him.

• He is given a key.

What is the primary goal of the measures taken in Range 13?

• To ensure complete isolation.

• To rehabilitate inmates.

• To provide educational opportunities.

• To offer medical treatment.