Incarceration in Alconbria

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**Incarceration** is a legal punishment in Alconbria, sanctioned by the Constitution. Alconbria has an incarceration rate of 162 per 100,000; however this statistic is considered dubious by many, with certain institutions believing that the prison population could be as high as 500 per 100,000.

## Overview

Paul del Santé disagreed with Antonio Durán's position in imprisoning Alconbrians. Duran believed that the Alconbrians state should not imprison Alconbrians, while del Sante disagreed. Due to the Alconbrian War of Independence, Alconbrians were rarely imprisoned, except in cases of espionage or treason.

Paul del Santé abolished the death penalty in 1988, but still allowed extensive imprisonment of convicted felons, reduced the maximum sentence to 50 years, and prevented children under the age of 14 from getting imprisoned. Victor Staurakios furthered liberalized imprisonment, and pardoned over 500,000 Malpuro Alconbrians as a goodwill gesture, angering nationalists.

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The incarceration system faced a severe re-haul under Law & Justice Minister Sandra Ramirez and Security Minister Fernando Cartonna. Ramirez passed the Prisons Act in 2002, one of her earliest judicial achievements, which re-instated capital punishment, removed the maximimum sentence, led to the creation of super-security prisons, separate law and prisons for Malpuros, and did not differentiate Malpuro juveniles and adults.

This led to a rapid increase in both the number of prisons, as well as the prison population. As of 2016, over a million people are incarcerated in federal and state prisons, with 400,000 of them being female, and nearly 250,000 adults are in parole. There are 600 prisons and detention centers in Alconbria, with over 60% of them being privately-owned.

The Aŭtoritato Malliberejo, the prison organization of the Ministry of Interior, does not count Malpuro Alconbrians in its statistics. There are 69 prisons in the Metsarbarros, holding about 8 million Malpuro Alconbrians, with the privately-owned Flower Garden Penitentiary holding 1.5 million prisoners.

## Operational

### Security levels

* **L1** - Very low security prison. Only Alconbrians can be imprisoned here.
* **L2** - Very low security prison for Alconbrian women and children in-mates only.
	+ **L1O/L2O** - Open prisons, usually privately owned, and located near towns and villages.
* **F5** - Low security prison for foreigners convicted of minor crimes.
* **F6** - Medium security prison for foreigners convicted of moderate crimes.
* **K4** - Prison for political prisoners. Medium-to-heavy security.
* **K3** - Medium security prison for Alconbrians convicted of felonies, or crimes against the state.
* **M** - Maximum security prison with death facilities for Malpuro Alconbrians (male, female and juveniles) located in the Metsarbarros. Alconbrians cannot be sentenced to stay here.
	+ **MC** - Malpuro children's prison.
* **K2** - Maximum security prison for Alconbrians convicted of serious felonies.
* **K1** - Ultra-Maximum prisons for foreigners and Malpuro Alconbrians convicts. As per law, Alconbrians cannot be imprisoned here unless they get a clearance from the Supreme Court.
* **KZ** - Ultra-maximum prison with facilities to kill prisoners. Managed by the military. As per law, Alconbrians cannot be imprisoned here unless they get a clearance from the Supreme Court.
* **B** - Mental asylum.