What is the standard duration of a regular inmate visit?

The standard duration of a regular inmate visit is typically set to two hours. This timeframe is designed to ensure that inmates have sufficient time to interact with their visitors while also allowing for the management of facility operations and scheduling of subsequent visits.

Having a two-hour limit helps maintain a structured environment within correctional facilities and ensures that resources, such as staff and space, are effectively allocated for all inmates wishing to receive visitors. This duration strikes a balance between providing valuable social interaction for inmates, which can positively influence their rehabilitation, and maintaining the necessary security protocols and schedules within the facility.