What document details the programs provided to inmates during incarceration?

The document that details the programs provided to inmates during incarceration is the Inmate Manual. This manual is specifically designed to inform inmates of the various programs available to them, including educational opportunities, work assignments, recreational activities, and counseling services. It serves as a resource for inmates to understand their rights, responsibilities, and the services that can aid in their rehabilitation.

The Correction Law primarily outlines the legal framework, definitions, and structure governing correctional facilities, but it is not focused on the specific programs provided to inmates. Facility Operations Guidelines provide procedural and operational information regarding the management of correctional facilities, and while they may touch on programs, they do not serve the same purpose as the Inmate Manual. The Criminal Procedure Code deals with the legal process related to criminal prosecution and is not concerned with the details of inmate programs.