Vocabulary
Roles
Solitary
Varia
100

This is a place where people go when they are punished for a crime.

Prisons

100

This person investigates crimes and collects evidence to solve cases.

Detective

100

This is a type of prison where inmates are kept alone in a small cell for 22–24 hours a day.

Solitary Confinement

100

This is a criminal group that works together and often controls illegal activities in a city or prison.

Gangs

200

This word means someone is taken by the police because they are believed to have done something illegal.

Arrested

200

This person works in a prison and is responsible for watching inmates and keeping order.

Correctional Officer

200

This U.S. prison is known for its strict Security Housing Unit (SHU) and 6x9 feet isolation cells.

Pelican Bay State Prison

200

This is when a prisoner leaves jail illegally without permission.

Escapes

300

Rules made by a country or city that people must follow.

Laws

300

This person works in a courtroom and defends people who are accused of a crime.

Lawyer

300

This type of condition includes hallucinations, anxiety, and depression, and can be made worse by long periods of isolation.

Mental illness

300

This device can fly over prisons and is sometimes used to drop illegal items or gather information from above.

Drone

400

This word means a person is not guilty of a crime

Innocent

400

This person manages the entire prison and is responsible for all staff, rules, and safety inside the facility.

Warden

400

In Prison Break, this main character deliberately gets himself sent to prison to help his brother escape, and he is often placed in harsh conditions, including isolation.

Michael Scofield

400

This is the use of extreme physical or psychological force to punish or extract information, and it is illegal under international law.

Torture

500

This means treating people unfairly or badly because of who they are or what they are accused of

Discrimination

500

This group of people listens to the evidence in a court case and decides if the accused is guilty or not guilty.

Jury

500

This is a verb meaning to stab someone with a home-made or improvised weapon.

Shanking

500

This is a prison program where inmates learn new skills, education, or receive counselling to help them change their behaviour instead of being isolated.

Rehabilitation