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A prison is a facility where the state confines people, either those awaiting trial or those convicted and sentenced for crimes. Prisons matter because they serve as a central part of the criminal-justice system by holding people accused of crimes before trial and by carrying out sentences for those found guilty.
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La prigione (anche detta carcere, galera, penitenziario o in modo dispregiativo gattabuia), è un luogo, generalmente sotto l'amministrazione diretta di uno Stato, in cui sono reclusi individui resi privi di libertà personale in quanto riconosciuti colpevoli di reati per i quali sia prevista una pena detentiva. Negli Stati di diritto la detenzione ha luogo normalmente solo per di tale pena a seguito di un processo; alcune categorie di soggetti possono essere rinchiusi nel luogo di detenzione anche per motivi e cause diverse.
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