> it is more difficult to maintain different standards of imprisoning (low, middle and high security) in one complex This is a solved problem. It's really not

> it is more difficult to maintain different standards of imprisoning (low, middle and high security) in one complex This is a solved problem. It's really not hard to segregate the various populations. We do this every day. > it may be infeasible to renovate an existing building Likely true. > smaller prisons spread across the country can make it easier for prisoners' relatives across the state to visit them Arguably true. Tablet-based video visits have changed the workload on family members. That said, the reduced burden on friends & family that don't want to engage in video visits is significant.