Here is some information on Arias' life in jail from the Maricopa County public information officer:
Jail contains approximately 1,000 inmates.
Each housing area contains general-purpose day rooms with bathroom/shower areas.
Inmates have 16 hours of day room access.
In the day room, inmates have access to phones and cable TV (Food Network, Weather Channel and ESPN).
Inmates have an hour of outside recreation at least four times a week.
Inmates can sign up for religious services or other programs, including GED, ALPHA, AAA, etc.
Inmates can access the library, however they have to request the books via an inmate request form.
Arias is housed in the high-security unit.
Arias is locked in her cell from 10 p.m. - 6 a.m. daily.
Arias sleeps on a bed with pink sheets.
A cell includes writing desk, toilet and sink.
All inmates incarcerated at the Maricopa County jail receive two meals a day totaling 2,600 calories.
The morning meal at the facility arrives just after 7 a.m. and the evening meal takes place around 6 p.m.