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What's a daily day like? Is it anything like what's depicted on movies in prison?

2006-08-13 01:45:06 · 18 answers · asked by lady_shay_4ever 1 in Politics & Government Law Enforcement & Police

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where i live my cousin said jail was the bomb they have it too easy here pay per view, cable they can order food from a restaurant, he said it's good and he can see why so many people are there. the only downside for them is that they can't leave!

2006-08-20 04:06:53 · answer #1 · answered by Renee A 3 · 0 0

Hey, your jail gives you Internet access....

I found the Montgomery County (MD) Correctional Facility a decent place. The place was clean. They give you headphones to listen to DC area radio stations during the first two weeks that you're incarcerated 23-1 (only 90 minutes of rec time every day, plus leaving your cell 3 times a day for meals). After 2 weeks passes (where you're cleared for TB or other nasty diseases), you go to a general population pod where you can spend a few more hours outside your cell. Counts are performed 6-8 times a day. You can take GED classes or anything else you convey to your case manager.

2006-08-19 10:36:56 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

county jail is not the most pleasant.. but it does depend on which county.. first ... hot.dawg... i have never never never heard of juveniles and adults..being mixed in jail. some jails have lousy food... while others.. have ok..chow. but it is not home...and it is not a hotel. you have a t.v, medication, phones..that you must call collect , tables and chairs , a pillow ,blanket and thin mattress..in most jails. Some jails offer programming : substance abuse classes ,.stress /anger management , g.e.d ,church services. your fellow inmates.. range in age..race and type of..charges and how you do with them depends on you.... and their personalities. it is not like the prison movies. in ohio you cannot smoke legally...in jail... you have visiting and you have a gym or exercise room. some jails..keep you locked down more than others.. you will survive... and the main thing,..is not to return. if your county is experiencing overcrowded jail conditions..you may not even stay in jail..for a dui.. you could do community service work..cleaning up the community. especially if this is your first offense. you could be released on your own recognizance..or just pay a bond..while waiting for trial.

2006-08-17 12:50:14 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

Worse, much worse than what you see on television. Any more you have to fight for everything you get. If you want a mattress on your bed, be ready to fight for it. The biggest guy in the cell runs the place unless you do something to him to make him afraid of you. The best thing to do is go in and immediately beat the hell out of someone and let the rest know you are the meanest thing that walks. The rest will leave you alone then. If you are a little guy, well, maybe we shouldn't talk about that.

2006-08-18 00:12:32 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Everyone I know thats been in both prison and a county jail says county is the worst place to be.

2006-08-13 06:10:58 · answer #5 · answered by dannyl410 2 · 0 0

Your brother could get in contact with a reliable lawyer on the instantaneous and turn himself in. The longer he remains on the run from the regulation, the more serious it receives. It sounds like there are some factors that could artwork in his choose and the quicker he receives that information into the palms of a powerfuble criminal representative, the more effective acceptable. discover the nearest huge city to the position your brother lives, and make contact with that city's bar association to get a referral to a criminal protection lawyer who handles DUI circumstances. If there is no longer money to employ a private lawyer, meaning the popular public defender. On that element, I disagree with Solstice. the popular public defenders i recognize and performance worked with were reliable attorneys who wrestle confusing for his or her customers. certain, they have a large type of work on their plate yet they do no longer evaluate themselves beholden to anybody, extremely to the court docket. the region is, they very regularly do not have very a lot cloth to artwork with -- if there is not any info helping innocence or per chance a colorable declare of innocence then it may land up being the case that a plea association is correct available.

2016-11-24 22:52:10 · answer #6 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

depends alot on which county jail. oklahoma county jail is a sewer and if you dont mind your own business you would get the crap beat out of you if not worse. you do seem to have alot of nap time but its really boring. i was 5 years in prison and it was FAR better than the county jail !!

2006-08-13 01:53:55 · answer #7 · answered by rickblck 2 · 1 0

Jail by definition is the loss of freedom and privileges.The worst 3 days of my life were spent in jail.I broke a tooth on FROSTED FLAKES! I was in a cell with about 30 people,and had to sleep on the floor.There were juveniles in the same cell, and they were little crack dealing jerks.They never showered,and spent all their time on the pay phone.

2006-08-13 01:56:16 · answer #8 · answered by hott.dawg™ 6 · 1 0

i got a DUI in 96, i just sit around talking to the other girls, till the jailer came to get me to see the judge, no big thang. kinda boring. but, while i was there overnite, i did make some friends, and we hooked up when they got out. that was my only DUI.....lessoned learned....jail is not a good place to be. i hope u never go there.

2006-08-13 02:38:44 · answer #9 · answered by justmenothinelse 5 · 0 0

Ah jail isn't so bad! You get three meals a day, and can sleep a lot! Except for loosing your job, and having a bad reputation, it is pretty mellow! You get to do what you want all day, and not have any responsibility! Damn, like a vacation from life!

2006-08-13 01:49:38 · answer #10 · answered by Anonymous · 0 1

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