Corrections System

There are too many unknown aspects to this question to answer it correctly. Is the subject a runaway or a fugitive? What is your relationship to this person? Are you an adult? Is the 'runaway" a minor? What sex is the runaway? Why are you housing the individual? Is sex involved? All these factors must be known before any realistic answer can be given.

You do not do 80% of the time in a Texas prison unless its a federal charge in a texas located Federal prison. In TDCJ an inmate serves 25% of their sentence in non aggrevated offenses, and usually about 50% on aggrevated offenses. This just means the person is eligible for parole at 25% and 50% of the time, respectively. The time is also calculated by actual days served plus good time. So if you have all good time, parole eligibility is actually at around 15% of the sentence. Most people do not make their first parole though, so I would not expect a person with a 10 year sentence to make it out in 15 months. Realistically from what I understand, if non aggrevated a 10 year sentence would most likely do around 3-4 years. Hope that helps

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The California Institution for Men

Minimum Support Facility

PO. Box 600

Chino, CA 91708

Make sure you include following information on the envelope:

Inmate's full name, CDC#

Institution Name

PO. Box Housing (preferable)

City, CA ZIP

To get an inmate's CDC# or housing assignment, call the Public Information Officer (PIO) at (909) 597-1821, ext. 2901

Yes! And he has been pretty good in prison. The last time he got in trouble was in 2004 for fighting with another inmate. He got into another fight with an inmate over a pen and was written up for throwing the first punch. A few punches was thrown between Carruth and the fellow inmate. Rae was send to solitary confinement for 20 days but was released due to overcrowding. Other than that he's very low-key and hasn't been much of a trouble maker since. His PRD (projected release date) is October 2018, but he could be out in March 2016. Hope that helps. :)

This question is referring to the origins of the corrections department of justice system. The concept itself is ancient of rehabilitating and incarcerating those who are a threat to society as whole, themselves and others. The term corrections however is a more modern term dating to the past century away from using the term prisons.

It will depend on your priors. On a two year TDC Agg. Assault sentence alone EVERYONE should make their first parole, which will come after serving 14 months. Can't catch any cases while inside either, of course. It will set off your parole hearing for 6 more months and you will end up serving full term.

While In prison Every 17 days is equavilant to a 30 day month. so its safe to assune that inmates serve 75 percent of their sentence

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Look at what the sheriff in Phoenix Az. has done. Take all the resort type life away from the convicts. Leave them in the heat and cold . And let them know every day why they are there. Clean out death row exacute all of those that have been put there for that reason. Don`t keep feeding and clothing them. One appeal is enough to prove if they are guilty or not. Then in 30 days carry out the sentence that was given to them.

The prison system in Arkansas used to have to raise the food stuff in the prison system. I remember when I was a teenager going by the prison and seeing white uniforms all out in the fields when it was light enough to see what you were doing. And they would be out there all day. But now when the temperature gets 80 degrees they are loaded on an air conditioned bus and taken back to the barracks in the cool.

I asked my boss one time when it got 90 degrees if I could go inside to sit in the cool I was told I could go home and then find a new job. Or get out there and get the job done like I was hired to do. Now that was not fair to me, or I didn`t think it was. Having to work in the heat while the prisoners were sitting in air conditioning and not earning their keep.

But there are too many soft hearted people out in the world that don`t think a convict should have to do anything, but set around in the law library filling out law suits that don`t really mean a thing. Just wasting more tax payers money. Put that chain gang back in action and put them off of their lazy behinds and out duing a lot of work everyday. Five and one half days a week.

It all depends on your probation officer you could either be violated and taken in to jail or given a consequence like having to do community service for X amount of hours or a number of things it really all depends on your probation officer if you have a good relationship with your probation officer and have not messed up much then more than likely you will just be told to not do it again I have been on probation for 2 years and this is typically what I've seen

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Jails incarcerate persons awaiting trial, or who have been sentenced to LESS than one year (misdemeanor offenses). Prisons house those persons sentence to MORE than a year behind bars (felons).

The charge or crime of uttering is similar to forgery. The difference between them is that forgery is the act of creating a forged document with the intention of defrauding. On the other hand, uttering is the passing of the forged document made by another, still with the intention of defrauding.

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The top ten oldest prisons that are currently open, are also the most notorious. These old prisons include, united states penitentiary Marion, rikers island, Louisiana state penitentiary, Leavenworth, Folsom state pen, Attica, US penitentiary Atlanta, sing , san Quentin, and adx Florence, Colorado.

Request a state pardon application in writing to Clemency Investigator, New Jersey State Parole Board, P.O. Box 862, Trenton, New Jersey 08625.

Completed applications must be signed and acknowledged by a notary public.

it means that the inmate is on work release.

Federal prison sentances are straight time in the US. 16 months is 16 months.

4 months sentence you will serve half of 4 is 2 months 60 days

It depends on the type of prison. In some US state and federal prisons, some prisoners have the option to earn privileges such as television time. TV is not universally available, nor are computers.

In the UK, satellite TV is available in some prisons (e.g. Feltham juvenile) and under the Incentives and Earned Privileges system elsewhere.

Such information is usually only available to the inmate's victims, family members, law enforcement and those who qualify under "need to know" guidelines. States enact regulations concerning what information can be released, the general requirement is those persons who qualify must attend the parole hearing. In some states it is possible to obtain certain information by contacting the prison authority's release and processing division. All states have victim support organizations which will aid a victim and/or family members in obtaining information concerning the inmate's behavior, treatment programs, parole hearing dates, and so forth.

Look for inmate locator's on line.

A homicide in which the intent to kill was present in the mind of the offender but malice was lacking. Most commonly used to describe homicides in which the offender was provoked or otherwise acted in the heat of passion.