Dear Sir,
First I certainly am grateful for the information you provided.
Second, I am aware of the possibility that it may exist more then one huge mega-jail where the inmates are gathered and left Mad-Max style.
There are no mega-jails where inmates are gathered and left Mad-Max style. That does not exist.
Life inside the prison may be "safer" for some people but the difference is that outside prison you are able to make choices that you do not behind bars. Abandoning a criminal lifestyle is an option you have but if you are locked up in a cell with someone who fancies to give you a round or two, well you can not do much about it.
That is inaccurate and simplistic.
Regarding the prisons not being a violent location, it is relative. As i see it already and said before, the numbers speak for themselves. Due to the large population in US the number of people who are put behind bars proportionally lager then a smaller country like Sweden. There are in average 2.2- 2.400.000 people in local and state prisons in a single day and notice though, that number is static: it does not capture the churn of people in and out of incarceration during a given year. In one year the local jails admit a total of about 11-12.000.000 people. If 1 of 100 inmates are subject for an violent act that gives you the sum of 110-120.000, not an insignificant number. And that is by far an underestimate. For ex; this is a quote form bjs.gov not wikipedia "An estimated 9.6% of former state prisoners reported one or more incidents of sexual victimization during the most recent period of incarceration in a jail, prison, and post- release community-treatment facility."
Local jails tend to be the safest. They are housing people who may be there only for minutes, or a few hours, a few days, or a few months. There is high supervision due to the "churning" of those being held. True prisons vary, in great part, depending on the type of inmates that prison holds.
I did not ask if some could write this paper for me.The question may have not been forwarded properly and the language skills def may be poor. Never the less it is more or less an yes or no question. Does this type of cases (inmates suing the state) exist or not.
As you pointed i hopefully will find the answer by following the link provided.
Thanks again.
The US is a vast area containing many different kinds of rural communities and many different kinds of urban areas. There is no "one size fits all"
There are small town local jails (think village, in your terms) where inmates are utterly safe. There are also vast numbers of smaller towns and cities where in local jails inmates are utterly safe. There are also larger urban areas where local inmates are utterly safe. There are also state and federal prisons where inmates are utterly safe.
There are some prisons, both on the state and federal level where the authorities have to work harder to ensure inmate safety. However, those are the prisons where the most violent offenders are held...and the opportunities for violent contact are limited.
However, in every scenario there are situations where something can go wrong...and your country is not immune from that either. Human nature is human nature.
You live in a smallish country that has been probably one of the most successful in the world at providing its citizens with all of their basic needs without violating basic freedoms...without potentially bankrupting your country. You have the right to be proud of that and proud of it's effect on crime.
Nevertheless, if you want to do a accurate paper, you need to delve much deeper and do much more research than you have done so far.
Its all out there on the internet...you just have to be willing to really research.