What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 190-47, The Army Corrections System?
The purpose of AR 190-47 is to establish policies and procedures for the management, operation, and administration of all Army confinement facilities.

What types of confinement facilities does this regulation apply to?
This regulation applies to all Army confinement facilities, including but not limited to, confinement facilities operated by the U.S. Army Military Police Corps and the U.S. Army Corrections Command.

Who is responsible for the overall management of the Army Corrections System?
The U.S. Army Corrections Command (USACC) is responsible for the overall management and supervision of the Army Corrections System.

What is the purpose of pretrial confinement?
Pretrial confinement is used to ensure the presence of an accused at trial, preserve the chain of command, and maintain good order and discipline.

How are prisoners housed within the Army Corrections System?
Prisoners are housed in appropriate facilities based on their sex, age, and legal status. Segregation may be used to ensure safety, security, or proper control of prisoners.

What are the procedures for prisoners making complaints or grievances?
Prisoners have the right to make complaints and grievances concerning any aspect of their confinement. These complaints or grievances must be submitted in writing and will be processed in accordance with established procedures.

Can prisoners receive outside visitors while in confinement?
Yes, prisoners are allowed to receive visits from family members, legal counsel, military chaplains, and others, subject to facility rules and regulations.

Are prisoners in the Army Corrections System entitled to medical care?
Yes, prisoners are entitled to receive medical and dental care that is reasonably necessary to safeguard their health and well-being.

How are disciplinary actions handled within the Army Corrections System?
Disciplinary actions are conducted in accordance with AR 27-10, Military Justice, and USACC policy. They may include reprimands, extra duties, restriction, or loss of privileges.