The New Mexico Men’s and Women’s Recovery Academies, for instance, strive to maintain inmate morale through positive programming, flexible policies, and pleasant aesthetics. The men’s academy reportedly has the feel of a college campus, while the women’s facility contains housing for inmates’ children so that families can stay together during the rehabilitation process. Reporter Rae Ellen Bichell describes these humane conditions, noting, “The windows have curtains instead of bars, and vents so people can choose to let in real air. There are even residential areas called ‘cottages’ and ‘lodges,’ where inmates in good standing can order their own groceries, cook their own meals and stay up late watching movies.”<\i> I can imagine the conditions are so positive, flexible, and pleasant that no one wants to leave.