Not to barge in on the discussion here but I had a question for those who have done time in prison.
Whats daily life like in in a minimum or medium security institution vs. a maximum one?
I ask because all the stories you read about anywhere seem to be focused on what it's like to do 10 years in a maximum security prision for a crime like armed robbery.
Therefore, I wonder what the experience is like for say a white collar professional who has been convicted of cheating on his taxes and is now doing 5 years in a Federal minimum security prison camp somewhere?
Thank you for your replies btw!
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