Saint Liston Mental Facility For Criminals(SLMFFC)

# Saint Liston Mental Facility For Criminals

## Treatment

Patients at SLA are treated with little sympathy by most doctors and guards, and one wrong move will likely be seen as a threat, that will cause the guards to shoot the patient with a tranquilizer dart, and have them sent back to their cell if they weren't there already.

The cells have no windows, and every floor has two bathrooms, and staff must accompany patients and watch them use the restroom. Only staff of the same gender of the patient are permitted to do this, to avoid as much harrassment from both parties as possible. All prisoners are given food twice per day, once at 8am, and once at 8pm.

### Average Patients

Average Patients are held in above floors(6 to 10), and are the easiest patients to deal with, and pose little threat.

#### Special Treatment

Average Patients are allowed visitors, allowed to use the restroom and bathe without someone watching, allowed to look outside, allowed unlimited bathroom breaks, allowed to converse with others and allowed two monitored phone calls per week. they are allowed to have most items, and normal clothes.

They receive a barely guarded Psychiatrist appointment every week on fridays, and allowed to request additional appointments.

### Small Risk Patients

Small Risk Patients are held in floors 1 to 5. They pose a small risk and tend to be annoying when they choose to be defiant.

#### Special Treatment

Small Risk Prisoners are allowed some visitors, allowed to bathe without being watched, allowed to occasionally look outside, allowed 5 bathroom breaks per day, allowed to converse with small risk and no risk patients, and allowed 1 monitored call per week. they are allowed some items and normal clothes.

They receive a semi guarded Psychiatrist appointment every week on fridays, and allowed emergency appointments on their request.

### Medium Risk Patients

Medium Risk Patients are held in below floors, -1 to -5. They pose a larger threat and are treated with less respect from staff.

#### Special Treatment

Medium Risk Patients are allowed few visitors, not allowed bathing nor bathroom privacy, not allowed to look outside often, allowed 3 bathroom breaks per day, not allowed to converse with anyone not on their floor, and allowed 1 monitored call per month. they are allowed few items and some clothing.

They receive a decently guarded Psychiatrist appointment every week on fridays.

### Highest Risk Patients

The Highest Risk Patients are held in floors -6 to -10. They are not treated with any respect by most staff and are seen as raging Lunatics who could just drop dead and none of the staff would care, or they'd possibly even celebrate.

#### Special Treatment

High Risk Patients are not allowed any visitors, not allowed any bathroom or bathing privacy, not allowed to look outside at all, allowed 2 bathroom breaks per day, not allowed to talk to any non staff member, and not allowed any calls to the outside world. They are also forced to wear a straight jacket, and are not allowed anything that could be used as a weapon. Every morning and night an employee and 5 guards enter the cell and the staff member feeds the patient, and then they are taken out to use the restroom, and are given 15 minutes to do their business. every 2 days they are given 30 minutes for one of their breaks so they can take a shower.

They receive a highly guarded Psychiatrist appointment every over week on fridays.

## Building information

The building was founded by Alice Liston in 2080, and housed many mentally ill criminals, and even other countries will send mentally ill criminals there if needed. the building is now owned by her son, Aleister Liston.

There are 20 rooms on each floor, and each room is 12 feet x 12 feet x 10 feet, a near perfect box.