In the movie "Hairspray," the character Motormouth Maybelle, played by Queen Latifah, helps bail out the detention kids from jail. She provides support and guidance to the young characters as they navigate the challenges of their lives and stand up against racial segregation. Her character embodies themes of empowerment and community activism throughout the film.
Jail.
In the movie "Hairspray," Penny's dad goes to jail because he is a strict and overprotective parent who disapproves of her friendship with Tracy Turnblad and her involvement in the dance competition. His refusal to accept Penny's choices and his authoritarian nature lead to a conflict that ultimately results in his arrest. The film portrays this as part of the larger theme of parental control and the struggle for personal freedom.
A facility that handles minors who violate the law is a juvenile detention facility, which may be called a juvenile hall. or a youth corrections center.
The title of that movie is "Law Abiding Citizen."
A juvenile detention facility is where individuals sentenced to a jail or prison term in Juvenile court are placed until their sentence term is up or they reach a certain age (typically around 18 or 21) and must be transferred to an adult detention facility to finish the remainder of their sentence term.
He bails him out.
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Jail.
They lose their money.
In the movie "Hairspray," Penny's dad goes to jail because he is a strict and overprotective parent who disapproves of her friendship with Tracy Turnblad and her involvement in the dance competition. His refusal to accept Penny's choices and his authoritarian nature lead to a conflict that ultimately results in his arrest. The film portrays this as part of the larger theme of parental control and the struggle for personal freedom.
he is in jail in o'fallen missouri on fraud charges and he is there until someone bails him out - go get him before they bail him out!
Yes, but they are not called "jails" they have 'nicer' sounding names such as Correction Home place - or similar!
Yes. Not doing drugs is a standard condition of home detention, as opposed to being in jail. If you would rather be in jail, do the drugs.
He was never in jail so stop asking if he still in tgere
it's like jail for minors/kids
Depends on all of your charges how long you go to jail. Each one adds time.
Juvenile Hall, Juvie, or Juvenile Detention Center.