"Puppet" is one.. very dangerous nickname, it means someone who is totally willing to do whatever they're commanded by a "higher up"
"Countess" is a real nickname of a man living in prison as a woman
"Timber" was also a man who lived in prison as a woman
Real prison nicknames are hard to find unless you know someone who's really been in the system. It's not something they often discuss openly with outsiders. ---- Off the top of my head, I remember "Issues", "Rhino", "Mad Dog", "Maddness", and "Body bag".
juevy; prison
"SONA" is not a real prison, but rather a fictional maximum-security prison depicted in the TV series "Prison Break." It is where some of the main characters are imprisoned in the show.
some real life examples are a water bottle, pipes, cans
By and large, the warden of a prison is God. He may answer to some degree to the state department of corrections, but only the state police and US Marshall service have any real power over him or his prison.
Drama is like real life because some drama are also like real life haha :))))
No, some rare movies are real life stories and others are not.
The HBO series "Oz" is generally praised for its gritty portrayal of prison life and the complexities of the criminal justice system. While it captures many real-life issues, such as gang dynamics and the impact of incarceration, it does take creative liberties for dramatic effect. Some aspects, such as character development and certain plotlines, may be exaggerated or fictionalized. Overall, while it reflects some truths about prison, it should not be viewed as a completely accurate representation of the prison experience.
yes well some of her books are real life some are not some books are even half real half made up
What are the Applications of definite integrals in the real life?
Yes. Though some regulations may apply.
No. It means life in prison or death sentence in some States or countries.
yes