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Lawton recounts memories from his time in the facility, particularly noting the psychological and physical violence that can erupt in such a confined space. Alarms frequently signal disturbances, and inmates are often locked down for extended periods—some isolated for 23 hours each day. He describes this punitive environment as being cruel and degrading, referring to it as "worse than some animals." Lawton points out that, despite some inmates committing crimes, they still deserve humane treatment as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.