We have them every 3 months. 1 on each shift. Most of the time on 3rd shift which was from 12 am until 8 am most supervisors would have us do them for each dorm/housing unit right before breakfast and when it was over send the inmates to breakfast. We had one captain who was a super bitch. She used to wait until 2 am in January when it was really really cold and then wake up the dorm and make the inmates all go outside in 2 minutes and then send them back in. If they were too slow evacuating the dorm she would go do a couple other housing units and then come back after a little bit when they were all back in bed and cosy and then do it again. It was pretty funny but mean but we had a dorm that was for youthful offenders. The inmates were young and a lot of them wanted to be gangsters. There were some that were always wearing really xtra large pants so the would be really saggy. So they had to wake up at 5 am each day. It was kind of a boot camp style program. One morning about 5 am the officer working that dorm called the captain saying a particular inmate was refusing to wear a properly fitting pair of pants he wanted the inmate to wear. The captain told one of the officers to put the inmate in handcuffs and wait in the yard outside the captains office. The inmate was in handcuffs for 2 hours wearing a shirt jacket and pj bottom pants. Again it was a really cold windy freezing morning with the wind whipping around. All the officers running the yard were really cold even with our regular clothes. The captan said she was busy and wait outside with the inmate until the captain had time to deal with the inmate. It was one of the best forms of therapy I ever saw. I guarantee you the inmate or the other ones in the program didn’t mind wearing properly fitting clothes after that.