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What happens if a prisoner gets pregnant?
They stay in prison until the need to have doctors appointments, or until they have to give birth. Then they return to prison.
Can a man change his alcoholic and abusive behavior after going to prison?
Yes, in many cases they can. Even as a prisoner you may have to receive psychological counseling, but no one can force that prisoner to better themselves (many do.) He won't be doing too much drinking and could be doing some drugs in prison (they get it somehow). For what it's worth ... stay away from him and get on with your life!
How many day 's did Nelson Mandela stay in prison for?
Nelson Rolilahlah Mandela was a political prisoner in an island in Africa known as Robben Island. He was in prison for 27 years.
Who was prisoner in the tower of london?
The very last prisoner was Rudolf Hess
Is It True if you are a murderer that you have a choice to die or stay in prison for ever?
yup it is not much of a choice though
What are the most common explanations for plea bargaining?
Frequently the prosecutor presents a prisoner with a long list of charges. It spells out a number of crimes and the length of time the prisoner could stay in prison if he is found guilty on all charges. Of course if the prisoner is found not guilty on all charges, he will walk out of court a free man. The prisoner gets with his lawyer and discusses the situation. They may decide for the lawyers to meet and see about a plea bargain. The prisoner will plead guilty to a few of the charges and have the rest of the charges dropped. It solves the prosecutor from having to go to trial and the prisoner receives a reduced sentence. In such a case the prisoner knew he committed the crime and could spend a lot of time in prison. On the other hand, the prisoner does not know how strong the prosecutor's case was. He does not know if the prosecutor had enough evidence to convict him.
Where did convicts stay?
Convicts in the past were often housed in prisons or correctional facilities. These locations were designated for individuals serving their sentences as punishment for criminal activities. The living conditions in these facilities varied and could range from basic to overcrowded and poor.
3 guards take 3 prisoners across the water to a prison a boat holds 2 people prisoners are to afraid to run and the guards cant be outnumbered on either side none can swim how is this solved?
If the prisoners don't run, it's easy, else it's impossible. First a prisoner and a guard go to the other side, prisoner gets out, guard rows back to the rest Second, a guard and a prisoner gets into the boat (so 1 prisoner, 2 guards stay on the original side), now the guard gets off and the prisoner rows back to the rest. And this repeats till the end, where they don't have to row back
Socrates chooses to stay in prison out of a sense of?
Socrates chooses to stay in prison out of a sense of moral duty and loyalty to his principles. He believes in the importance of upholding truth and integrity, even if it means facing death unjustly. Socrates also sees his trial and death as opportunities to demonstrate the value of philosophy and to challenge societal norms and injustices.
Do you have to the prison if you are taking medicine?
You do not have to tell the prison that you are on medications but it is suggested that you do so you stay healthy.
What is the maximum stay in prison?
The max stay is life, max penalty death.
Should prison inmates be allowed to take college courses?
they should be able to... many prisoner's never had the change to take college courses and most of the time that can be one of the causes of doing that crime.Also most prisoners don't stay in prison for there whole life so when they get out of prison they have to try and live a normal; life, which is easy er when they have graduated cause then they can get a job and they get money so they wont steel anymore..
