buildings. In every county jail there is daily institutional work to be done. Every part of a jail should be kept spick and span. Although prisoners, other than those serving sentences, cannot be compelled to work under the law, they may be permitted to do so if they so desire. County Jail Regulations Page 22.Left is an icon image of Page 22 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 222K JPG version (at the bottom of which is a link to click to return here). A 166K Adobe Acrobat (PDF) scanned version of Page 22, 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. Painting, repairing, cleaning. laundering, etc. offer daily opportunities for employment. Adequate facilities laundering should be a part of every jail's equipment. Prisoners should be carefully supervised when at work, especially when their employment is outside the jail, to guard against escapes, and to prevent smuggling contraband into the jail. Every person having charge of prisoners outside the jail should be deputized and responsible to the sheriff. Extreme care should be exercised in the selection of trusties. DISCIPLINE AND PUNISHMENT It is the duty of the sheriff or other officer in charge of a jail to treat all pris- 22