What should an officer maintain during library visits with inmates?

The focus for an officer during library visits with inmates should center on maintaining security of the facility, safety of the inmates, and the safety of the staff. This is a fundamental responsibility of jailers, as the environment in which inmates are allowed to interact, whether in a library or any other shared space, must prioritize security measures to prevent any incidents or breaches.

By ensuring that the facility remains secure, and that both inmates and staff are safe, an officer helps to uphold order and prevent potential conflicts or escapes. While creating a friendly atmosphere or striving for efficiency in processing requests can enhance interaction with inmates, these aspects are secondary to the overarching priority of safety and security. Quiet and order in the library, while important, ultimately fall under the broader umbrella of security measures that must be strictly observed to ensure a safe environment for everyone involved.