The solution is a compliance system that tracks all the rules in one place and makes it very easy for staff to track them. Each inmate will have their own set of data that tracks all these things for them. And each rule will also have its own set of data tracking who violated the rule, what punishment was given if any, etc... And each rule will also have its own punishment(s) associated with violations; these punishments can range from nothing at all (a warning) up to isolation in solitary confinement if the violation was serious enough (as determined by the court).

Correctional officers' jobs will become much easier when using this compliance system because they won't have to worry about forgetting anything while tracking prisoners/inmates; everything will be done automatically. This means that they'll be able to focus on their jobs more easily while still ensuring that every regulation is being properly adhered to! Also, note how much time this saves compared with relying solely upon memory instead of using some kind of automated compliance system like this one!! This automated compliance system will save hundreds if not thousands of hours per year per prison simply because it makes everything much easier! It will not only save time but also money due to how much less need there would be for oversight by external auditors.