Loss of Privileges (Altar Group)

Inmate Prostitute Savannah Colbert of The Kasbah sits in her penal cell after being sentenced to Loss of Privileges

Loss of Privileges is a common form of punishment for Inmate Prostitutes in the custody of Altar Group. An Inmate Prostitute who has been sentenced to Loss of Privileges is removed from the general population of her Dormitory, and is instead housed in a single-occupancy cell in a designated penal area, ranging from 40 to 45 sq ft in size.

While serving out her sentence of Loss of Privileges, an Inmate Prostitute is denied all of the privileges that she was previously eligible for. Depending on the facility she is in, these may include:

• The privilege of not having to wear restraints while inside the confines of her own cell;
• The privilege of having unrestricted access to water from the tap inside her cell;
• The privilege to move freely within her Dormitory;
• The privilege of wearing and owning clothing, footwear and/or accessories;
• The privilege of receiving standard-issue items, including toiletries, towels and soap;
• The privilege of communal dining;
• The privilege of access to recreational facilities and/or activities;
• The privilege of receiving welfare deposits into her amanat account.

According to the Group's custodial policy, a sentence of Loss of Privileges is regarded as a formal punishment, and may only be awarded following a Disciplinary Tribunal. Sentences may range from a minimum of 7 days for minor offenses such as tardiness or improper presentation, to a maximum of 3 years for serious offenses such as insolence. It ranks as the second-least severe among formal punishment options for disciplinary officers, above meal penalties and below fines.