According to TCJS, facility rules must be posted in which languages?

The requirement that facility rules must be posted in both English and Spanish is designed to ensure that all individuals in the facility, including both staff and the inmate population, can understand the regulations and guidelines governing their behavior and the operations of the facility. This dual-language posting acknowledges the linguistic diversity that can exist within the population and aims to promote safety, compliance, and fairness.

By providing information in both languages, the facility helps ensure that Spanish-speaking individuals, who may otherwise struggle to understand rules that are only presented in English, are informed of their rights and responsibilities. This practice aligns with broader efforts to facilitate communication and understanding, which is essential for maintaining order and security within correctional environments.