In which of the following types of jails are there no physical barriers between correctional officers and inmates?

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Third-generation jails employ direct or podular supervision, where correctional officers have constant direct contact with inmates and there are no physical barriers between them. This is in contrast to first-generation jails, which had traditional cellblocks with limited officer-inmate contact, and second-generation jails, which had indirect supervision with officers monitoring inmates from control centers. Fourth-generation jails do not exist; this term is not used in correctional literature.

In Which of the Following Types of Jails Are There