Corrections System

The prosecuting attorney declines to take the case to court. It does not invalidate the arrest, just means that the prosecutor has other priorities.

An inmate number is the identification number issued to all convicted felons by the state's department of corrections. While in prison it is the number by which you are identified and distingusihed from all other inmates. Informally it is the means by which the inmate is dehumanized, so as to protect the sensibilities of those who are free with whom the inmate comes into contact.

There are no hard and fast rules on that subject that I am aware of. The fact that you DID have a 2nd felony, even though it was reduced down, will always be visible to the prosecutor and if you are ever involved in a third strike situation, they MAY use it against you to support the fact that you are a recidivist.

Disclosure is the act of revealing heretofore unknown facts, as in the discovery phase of litigation. Compulsory disclosure is a *demand* that facts be revealed; full disclosure is a demand that *all material facts* be disclosed during discovery.

Well in some places the "most violent' are housed in maximum security institutions. But for those institutions where violent and non-violent are housed together, you can bet it is do to the fact that states do not have additional budgets to allocate the different types of offenders according to their offense. And perhaps this should serve as an added deterrent to committing crimes and risking ones freedom.

By "entering by breaking, or entering without breaking, the residence, business, premises, or property of another with the intent to commit a crime therein or thereon."

"Speedy" rules are still in effect, so it is between the prosecutor and the defense as to how long they will grant each other. If no agreement - not more than 90 days.

Did the 65% law for prisoners pass?

# A lawyer - to prepare the appeal. # The sentencing judge - to ask him to reconsider his decision. # The Governor of state holding the inmate - to request a pardon or commutation of sentence. # The President of the United States - to request a pardon. # God - to ask for a miracle. Of these, the most effective course is to talk to God. The four options above Him usually amount to nothing. (Source: fewer than 2,000 people have been freed based on cases being overturned by new evidence or review in the past ten years in the US, while 2.2 million remain incarcerated)

55,00 per year

There is no special legal term for punishment; that specific word appears in the U.S. Constitution, among other places.

Some synonyms used in the legal system include imprisonment, sentence, custodial sentence, and incarceration.

The term of their parole is given to the parolee at the time they are released on parole. If they satisfactorily complete their parole they will be notified of that fact by their Parole Officer or the court.

No.

In other words:

I don't even know what a conjugal visit is.

Fail.

depending on what the felonys are exactly. This is too broad of a question so this cant really be answered accuratly but if its 3 different felonys and a class b and d i would think that you will end up with a very long probation, possible jail time but nothing past 2 years(that being the worst), restitution if applied to, community service, and a decent amount of fines and costs. This is all if the judge is a nice one, but you can serve time if that judge is harsh especially if the crimes was violent and your in one of those states where the laws are strict like california. Good luck

There is no such thing as third-degree murder in Canada.

Juvenile offenders can be sentenced to a maximum of 10 years confinement for first-degree murder.

However, at 14 years of age, an offender charged with murder or manslaughter is automatically tried as an adult unless they can show cause why they should be tried as a juvenile. (Provinces may enact laws to increase that age to 15 or 16).

You ewill have to serve only two years.

To get to Rikers Island from Queens by car, you would start out on Hazen Street heading north. You will then cross over the Rikers Island Bridge and end up on Rikers Island.

He is currently serving out an 8-year prison term scheduled to end in 2010.

It would most likely depend on the state and city, Are you asking what is Possession of a Legend Drug?

Or are you asking about the Class 1 part?

The same way anyone else can get it...through open body to body contact with fliuds such as blood, semen, vaginal secretions and breast milk.

Tupac Amaru Shakur was Sentenced to 1 and a half years for being accused for a rape, but was sewed many times for money before and after for the music he produced.

You don't have to go to jsil just for having a gun. You can if you shoot someone without any good initiative such as if it's a life or death crisis. You can if you have a gun without a liscense. There are many reasons you can go to jail involving a gun, but not for just having a gun.

If this person is not picked up, they are taken to the closest bus station.

It may depend entirely on the type of prison, or the prison administration rules as to whether this activity is allowed or not. Offhand, I would say that it is more likely dis-allowed than allowed.

I read on the internet that a inmate could choose to leave they state and never return and receive a 50% sentence reduction as long as never returns to Florida.