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U.S. Prison Lingo
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| An “Airlift†| | Transportation of Prisoners by Airplane |
(Con-Air).
| “Cheeking Meds†| | What an Inmate Does when They Are Given Medication and They Want to Be Able to Not Swallow the Pills So They Can Be Taken at a Later Date.(illegal) |
| “Control Center†| | The Term Given to the Electronic Command Center That Monitors the Movement of Inmates and Officers. |
| A “Digital Search†| | Institution Medical Officer Searches Inside the Body of the Inmate With Digital Equipment Such As a Scope. |
| The “Disturbance Control Team†| | The First Line of Defense if an Institutional Disturbance Erupts. |
| “Federal Prison Industries†| | A Section in the Federal Prisons That Create Quality Products That Can Be Seen in Many Offices Throughout the World. (Chairs, Tables,cabinetry) |
| A “Gate Pass†| | A Work Assignment Given to Minimum Security Inmates Who Perform Work Duties Outside the Institutional Grounds. |
| A “Hack†| | A Correctional Officer |
An acronym for "Huge Ass Carrying Keys"
| A “Halfway House†| | A Community Corrections Program Designed to Integrate Inmates Back Into the Community. |
| “Institutionalized†| | When an Inmate Does Not Know How to Function in Society After Being in Prison Most of His/her Life |
Sometimes commits a crime to be put back into prison
| A “Mass Shakedown†| | Institution Staff Search Every Inmate in the Housing Unit Leaving No Area in the Unit Unsearched. |
| A “No-Dial†| | A Safety Feature Installed on Prison Telephones That Alerts the Control Center That the Telephone is Not Working in the Unit Where Inmates and Officers Are Located Together. |
| A â€Pat Search†| | An Officer Physically Feels the Inmates’ Body Outline for Contraband Concealed in Their Clothing. |
| A “Visual Search†| | The Inmate Removes All of Their Clothing and then the Officer Can Search the Inmates’ Entire Body As Well As Inside Certain Body Parts. |
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