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Cell Etiquette: Tips to Avoid Friction with Your Cellie in Federal Prison



From Cell 2 Soul Prison Consulting Offers Tips for Surviving Incarceration by Using Proper Federal Prison Cell Etiquette


Most friction in federal prison arises from two strangers trying to coexist in an 8' X 11' space. Even in the best of situations, men sharing a cell will get on one another's nerves. To stand the best chance at keeping the peace and avoiding a fight, convicts have to live by certain unwritten federal prison cell etiquette rules. Watch the video for a crash course in cell etiquette.

As petty as this may sound, altercations between roommates have started from one using the toilet in a way outside standard practice for old school prisoners. Inmates have been beaten up for something as simple as spitting toothpaste in a sink. Others have been forced to fight for not spraying down a toilet seat with disinfectant. To learn how to behave in a convict-approved manner, watch the video above.

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*Disclaimer*. This information is not intended to diagnose or treat illness. Federal inmates can receive free psychiatric treatment whenever they want. While in custody, just send an email via the TRULINCS system to the Psych Department. If at any time you feel suicidal, please approach the nearest staff member and let them know. If you’re out on pretrial release and feel this way, please call this toll-free number immediately: 988.  There is no shame in asking for help.  We all need it from time to time. *

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