👉 Prison fluid, also known as solitary confinement, is a form of incarceration where inmates are isolated from the general prison population for extended periods, often ranging from days to years. This isolation is typically achieved through physical restraints or electronic monitoring, preventing inmates from leaving their cells or interacting with others. The purpose of prison fluid is to enforce discipline, protect vulnerable inmates, and manage overcrowded facilities, but it can have severe psychological effects, including anxiety, depression, and cognitive decline. Critics argue that this practice constitutes cruel and unusual punishment, raising significant ethical concerns about its use in modern correctional systems.
