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A -> B -> C
So A is a prisoner room, which is connected to B, a central room intended for prisoner use, and C is outside the prison area as a whole.
You can set the door between A and B as unlocked for anyone to pass through, and then the door between B and C can be locked and assigned to anyone else you would allow to pass through it that you don't want prisoners using. The only inconvenience is that you can't really prevent prisoners from going in specific other connected unlocked rooms for one reason or another. If this doesn't work for you, it may be due to a mod conflict, as I just ran a test and it worked fine for me (and I also have over 200 or so mods hooked in). Hope this helps!