The number of inmates a facility is designed to hold is called the:

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The rated capacity is the maximum number of inmates that a facility is designed to hold. Option A (average daily population) refers to the number of inmates actually present on a daily basis, which may fluctuate below or above the rated capacity. Option B (control system) is a general term that may refer to various aspects of managing inmates within a facility. Option D (design overview) is a vague term that does not specifically relate to the capacity of a facility.

The Number of Inmates a Facility Is Designed to Hold