Before revision: Typically speaking, individuals are not classified as old or young-old until they reach the age of 65, but correctional facilities recognizes individuals age 50 and older as "older" because of the minute capacity of prisoners age 65 or older.
After revision: Typically speaking, individuals are not classified as old or young-old until they reach the age of 65, but correctional facilities recognizes individuals age 50 and above as "older" because of the minute capacity of prisoners age 65 or older.