In the medieval era there was something called a debtors prison. This was a prison where people would usually go if failing or refusing to pay off their debts
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Medieval jailers were like prison guards in the medieval times. They had to keep watch on the prisoners and make sure they didn't escape. The jails back then were more relaxed. The jailers would let the prisoners out to beg for money because there was no other way to make money while in jail, but only if they shared part of the profit with the jailer.
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No, there are more regular people in jail than rappers. While some high-profile rappers have faced legal issues, the majority of the incarcerated population consists of individuals from various backgrounds unrelated to the music industry.
Generally, yes. Remember that the knight or duke who owns the castle is generally also the local law enforcement authority; the "dungeon" is also the jail.
I want to look at the mugshots of people in Bexar county jail. How would I go about doing this?
The percentage of people who escape jail is very low, typically less than 1%. Security measures, surveillance systems, and law enforcement protocols are in place to prevent and apprehend escapees.
Until fairly modern times most offences were punished by fines or by physical punishment, such as whipping - or death. On the whole, prison (except for short spells) was only for important 'personages'. Of course, a few people were held in those deep, dark, damp dungeons ...
She went to jail 3 times
Are you 5? People don't go to jail for other people trying to kill them. If someone tried to kill him, they would go to jail.
he has been in jail several times
seven times he was gone to jail