Sean hasn't always been on the wrong side of the law; he grew up in a two-parent household and at a young age was involved with his church and the community garden that his dad loved. When his dad was arrested and sent to prison for growing copious amounts of marijuana, everything changed. When his father was sentenced, Sean's mom left him with his grandma and disappeared from the scene. Sean has had many chances to reform his behavior in the juvenile system, and his grandmother has tried to get him counseling and a mentor. Despite his young age of 16, Sean was sentenced as an adult in a shooting rampage that killed one and wounded four, and he was sent to prison. Sean has recently gotten in a fight with another inmate, and he will be transferred to another prison with a different custody level. What will be the likely choice for Sean who is now considered a more violent offender than before?

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Given Sean's involvement in a violent incident while already incarcerated, it's likely that his custody level will be increased for safety and security reasons. Maximum-security prisons are designed to house more violent offenders, making this the most appropriate choice for someone with Sean's recent history.

Sean Hasn't Always Been on the Wrong Side of the Law;