and economic administration of such institutions and to advise those in charge thereof in the performance of their official duties. The sheriffs of the various counties of the State are vested with the responsibility of administering county jails. With a view to aiding those in charge of such jails, the Commission has compiled these rules and suggestions concerning jail management. They are based on provisions of law and experience in inspecting the penal and correctional institutions of the State. CLASSIFICATION County Jail Regulations Page 4.Left is an icon image of Page 4 of the 28-page SCOC's Regulations for Management of County Jails (1936, 1944). Click on it to access a web frame page with a readable 247K JPG version (at the bottom of which is a link to click to return here). A 190K Adobe Acrobat (PDF) scanned version of Page 4, downloadable and printable, is also available. Click the Acrobat Reader icon right to access it. Use your browser's "back" button to return to this web page. The County Law (Section 91) provides that each county jail shall contain a sufficient number of rooms for the separate confinement of those held for trial or examination, those serving sentence, and civil prisoners and witnesses. The law further provides (Section 92) that each of the following classes of prisoners must not be confined in the same room or allowed to comingle in the corridors with prisoners of the other classes: 4