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Contraband in jail refers to any items that are prohibited or restricted within the facility, as they can pose security risks or disrupt order. This typically includes weapons, drugs, alcohol, cell phones, and any tools or materials that could facilitate escape or harm. Additionally, unauthorized personal items, such as excessive cash or clothing, may also be classified as contraband. The specific definition can vary by jurisdiction and facility.
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Are cell phone permitted in prison?
No, they are considered to be contraband.
Is it a crime to have Cuban cigars?
In the US a Cuban cigar is considered as contraband .
What items are considered contraband in a war?
weapons and articles used for fighting-novanet
What items are usually considered contraband in a war?
weapons and articles used for fighting-novanet
You had a 1.5 yrs to go on probation and vop with an intraduction of contraban a cigarette the judge sentenced the to 2 five year sentences to run concurrent you want to sever the cases and appeal the?
You were on probation release with 1.5 years to finish. Even though you were released, you returned to visit the jail jail with the intent of introducing contraband into the jail. This act caused you to VOP and, in addition to your VOP, introduciing the contraband was a separate criminal charge for which you were tried, found guilty, and sentenced to 2 additional years. So-- as I understand it; the VOP returns you to jail to serve out the unexpired 1.5 year term of your original sentence. In addition you were given an additional 2 year sentence for the 'contraband' charge - both sentences to run concurrently. The original sentence expires in 1.5 years leaving the added contraband charge (which runs concurrently) only an additional 6 months to run after that. QUESTION: Why do you want have the contraband charge severed from the original sentence? It only gives you 6 more months in jail (for which you should be able to earn some "good" time while you're "in" - if you behave yourself). What's the point?
Synonym and antonym for contraband?
A synonym for contraband is illegal. An antonym for contraband is legal.
What was considered contraband during the Civil War?
During the Civil War, contraband referred to enslaved people who escaped from Confederate territories and sought refuge in Union lines. The Union Army classified them as contraband of war, meaning they were considered property seized from the enemy, thus allowing them to be freed. This classification led to the establishment of policies that provided for the care and eventual emancipation of these individuals. The contraband status played a significant role in the evolving views on slavery and contributed to the eventual push for the Emancipation Proclamation.
What was the attitude of American toward slavery after the war?
Slavery was outlawed in the US in 1807. Anything after that was considered contraband.
What items are US considered contraband in a war?
In the context of war, contraband items for the U.S. typically include weapons, ammunition, and military supplies intended for enemy forces. Additionally, items that could directly support military operations, such as fuel, food, and medical supplies for opposing armies, can also be classified as contraband. Civilian goods may be deemed contraband if they are believed to contribute to the enemy's war effort. The classification of contraband can vary depending on the rules of engagement and international law.
What law in Alberta Canada makes it legal for teachers to confiscate objects in schools?
There is no law that allows educators in Alberta to confiscate objects from students in schools. It is the policy of school boards to consider some objects, contraband, if found on school property. What is considered contraband varies from school board to school board. Some school boards do not permit students having cel phones at school, while others consider camera phones contraband. What ever is considered contraband will be confiscated by school staff as per school board policy.
Does a letter take longer to reach a jail than a house?
A letter probably does not take longer to reach a jail than a house. A letter will probably take longer to reach an inmate because the officers have to open every letter to check for contraband.
When was Contraband Spain created?
Contraband Spain was created in 1956.
