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The uncomfortable feeling of climbing into an already warm bed gave rise to the term "hot bunking."
"We want to revisit the whole subject of the double bunking later," he said in a news conference after meeting with legislative leaders.
Accommodation standards were also improved, with partial bunking and air conditioning.
But overcrowding in Federal prisons has spawned a system of "double bunking," which will double that number.
Officials said the Mayor is also considering a plan to put prisoners in city jails in bunk beds, a process known as "double bunking."
However the ships are designed with sufficient headroom to change from 2-high bunking to 3-high bunking, which would allow crew sizes of 100 if needed.
The Wi-Fi network is only activated once the College timings are over so as to avoid bunking of Classes in order to use Internet.
The original Kearny Mesa Juvenile Hall included five units with a designed capacity of 111, but could accommodate up to 160 with double bunking.
"Our immediate concern is his willingness to expand double bunking," said Robert Gangi, executive director of the Correctional Association of New York, which monitors prison conditions.
The Governor's criminal-justice adviser, John J. Poklemba, acknowledged today that the "double bunking" of prisoners could lead to security problems, and he said he regretted having to do it.
In 2009, the prison reduced its budget by $12 million by "double bunking" (installing bunk beds to increase the capacity of dormitories), reducing overtime, and replacing prison guards with security cameras.
The known landscape consisted of the urban susurrus of cars speeding by far away, the steady bunking of the yellow caution lights at the foot of the bridge, the soft purling of the sluggish river far below.
However, the city's Correction Commissioner, Michael P. Jacobson, said the removal of the consent decrees would not mean a return to practices that led to the original lawsuits, like the double bunking of inmates in small cells.
James B. Flateau, a spokesman for the State Division of Correctional Services, said room for new state prisoners was being created through more double bunking and supervised work-release programs for inmates who are close to parole eligibility.
Mr. Nozzolio said he would support cutting state financing to the two organizations if it could be proved that higher officials had promoted the demonstration, an internal "shutdown" to protest double bunking and other cutbacks under the severe budget cuts this year.