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Corrections System
Correctional facilities and penitentiaries where convicts are confined to serve their sentences for crimes against society
1,649 Questions
How do you find out what person has the longest prison sentence?
Call the county jail they 1st served in before going to prison and they will give you a number to call between certain buisness hours and they will tell you where they r serving there time at.
How much does it cost to keep an inmate in prison in Canada?
It costs roughly around $62 a day. Depending on the type of prison and the crime the inmate did, the cost may be different for each.
Why does the jury not look at Tom?
because after their decision they are not allowed to look at tom. because when a jury find someone guilty, they mustn´t look the culprit in his eyes
How do you order audio tapes for inmates?
You can log into upnorthservices.com and order, or you can order them from tapesnthings.com
What are the costs of keeping an inmate in prison?
$22,000 to $25,000 a year to keep a inmate locked up in a cell
What was the youngest age of an inmate in San Quentin?
Frederick Portie 14 years old San Quentin 1930
How many Federal prisons are in Massachusetts?
DEVENS FMC MA Inmate Count 1,033
DEVENS-CAMP MA Inmate Count 108
Sixteen year olds going to jail? The answer is they must be eighteen. But if the judge decides the 16 year old should go to jail, he/she will.
Some other options would be juvy or community service. Slight chance of rehab but you'd have to google that I am not sure.
What states send you to jail instead of issuing tickets?
When you sign the ticket you are not saying that you are guilty or innocent, you are promising that you will either show up to court or pay the fine. If you refuse to sign the ticket just about any state will send you to jail. If they have reasonable suspicion that you won't be showing up, the police can send someone to jail until they speak to the judge.
Juvenile means a child or any person below the age of majority. In most of the countries the age of puberty/ majority/ maturity is 18 years.
Juvenile prison is a kind of Jail/ Prison for children. In most of the countries we have separate law for trying child offenders those can not be put with hardcore criminals or offender or under trial prison because of safety reasons.
In Juvenile Prison the criminals, offenders or under trial prisoners below the age of legal majority/ maturity are kept in legal surveillances and restrictions in accordance with the Juvenile Court's directions.
Its is a jail for Teenagers. It's a prison that is not all grown up yet.
juvenile means a person who is not yet an adult, under the legal age, 16, 18, 21, depends where you are, so not all juvenile's are bad.
Did Deion Sanders ever run a 3.9?
Deion ran a 4.17 at the NFL Combine in 1989. 1990 was the first year that the timing was fully electronic. In reality, Deion was as fast as he wanted to be. In the context of actually playing the game, Jimmy Johnson once said that Deion was the only player he'd ever seen faster than the ball, hence Deion's reputation for being the fastest player of all time in pads.
When is Cook County Jail Discovery Channel Documentary Airing?
I don't know exactly but I was in the county getting out on house arrest and they interviewed me and when I asked the film crew when it was airing they said late September into October of 2009. ..hope this helped a little.
What are the lyrics to prisoner of society?
Well we don't need no one to tell us what to do
Oh yes we're on our own and there's nothing you can do
So we don't need no one like you
To tell us what to do
We don't refer to the past when showing what we've done
The generation gap means the war is never won
The past is in your head
The future's in our hands
Cos I'm a brat
And I know everything
And I talk back
Cos I'm not listening
To anything you say
And if you count to three (one two three)
You'll see there's no emergency
You'll see I'm not the enemy
Just a prisoner of society
Well we don't need no one to tell us what to do
Oh yes we're on our own and there's nothing you can do
So we don't need no one like you
To tell us what to do
Cos I'm a brat
And I know everything
And I talk back
Cos I'm not listening
To anything you say
And if you count to three (one two three)
You'll see there's no emergency
You'll see I'm not the enemy
Just a prisoner of society
Well we don't need no one to tell us what to do
Oh yes we're on our own and there's nothing you can do
So we don't need no one like you
To tell us what to do
We don't refer to the past when showing what we've done
The generation gap means the war is never won
The past is in your head
The future's in our hands
Cos I'm a brat
And I know everything
And I talk back
Cos I'm not listening
To anything you say
And if you count to three
You'll see there's no emergency
You'll see I'm not the enemy
Just a prisoner of society
society society society society society society society
What are the similarities between white-collar crime and organized crime?
So-called "organized crime" can be involved in any type of criminal activity from selling heroin on the street corner to hijacking trucks to murder to ...anything. So-called 'white collar crime" is a loose reference to corporate crime that takes place within businesses, banks, and involves the fraudulent maniipulation of records, stocks, bank balances, ....etc. (e.g.: Crime where you don't get your hands 'dirty.')
Where is the Vernon C Bain correctional facility?
The Vernon C. Bain center is in Hunts Point in the Bronx.
Which Indian freedom fighter died because of hunger strike in jail?
J.N. Das
Bhagat Singh escaped to Calcutta disguised as a wealthy personage. He remained quiet for several months, but became active again when Public Safety Bill and the Trade Disputes Bill were being debated in Delhi. As his group resolved to explode a bomb to express disapproval of the bill, Bhagat Singh and B.K. Dutt volunteered to carry out the plan. They were seated in the gallery of the Central Assembly Hall awaiting the reading of the proclamation that would enact the bills. When the announcement was made, Bhagat Singh jumped up and threw a relatively harmless bomb behind one of the members' benches. There was an explosion, followed by still another from a second bomb. No one was seriously injured. Bhagat Singh and Dutt began shouting revolutionary slogans and threw leaflets explaining their in tent of making "the deaf hear" with the loud noise of explosion. Both were promptly taken into custody. As the trial proceeded, a statement, written in its entirety by Bhagat Singh, was read in defence of the two accused. Bhagat Singh said that "force used for a legitimate cause has its moral justification." He and B.K. Dutt were found guilty and sentenced to transportation for life. After the sentence had been pronounced in the Assembly Bomb case, Bhagat Singh was bound over for trial in the Saunders Murder case, approvers having identified his role in the killing. While awaiting trial in the Lahore Jail, Bhagat Singh started a hunger strike in behalf of political prisoners. The fast was continued even after the hearing of the case began on 10 July 1929, and was subsequently joined by many others. It was not until after the death of one of these, J.N. Das, on 13 September 1929, that facilities were promised to the prisoners and the hunger-strike abandoned.
If your stay in Country Jail was to serve a sentence for another separate offense - when that sentence is concluded you will be shipped off to prison to serve the sentence for whatever felony offense you were found guilty of. If you are simply being held awaiting housing availability in prison, the court MAY add your county jail time to your 'good' time.
How do inmates give other inmates tattoos specificly please?
staples sharpened, paper clips sharpened, electric shaving motors and a regular ballpoint pen they are not pleasant and are extremely painful plus not to metion the major chances of infections
Did Mark Ingram graduate from Mighigan State?
He attended MSU and played football there, but there seems to be no indication whether he actually received a degree or diploma.
Can you get your dealers license with a felony?
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If the police come looking for you at your house. do you have to open the door?
It depends on whether you are charged with a misdemeanor or a felony.
Unless charged with a felony, the police are not allowed to break down your door. They can request a leasing office in an apartment building to open your apartment, but that's as far as it goes. Now, the longer you delay the less lenient a judge will be when they finally do arrest you, however. Also, if unable to pick you up at home they will eventually pick you up during their annual roundups when you're not home or when they pull you over for some random driving mistake or just because they felt like running your plates.
If you ARE charged with a felony, they can do whatever they want to get you and not opening the door will make you arrest much more unpleasant than it needs to be.
If the police have a warrant for you they can enter and search IF it's your primary residence.
They can enter regardless if it's a misdemeanor or felony if they have a warrant.
Normally police won't break in unless they believe it necessary and like it was said above they will catch you sooner of later.
If it's a very serious crime or exigent circumstances apply odds are they are coming in regardless.
Best thing to do if you find out you have a warrant is call the local PD and tell them you want to turn yourself in.
They can not enter the house unless (2 reasons) have a warrant or have probable cause. But that doesnt mean that they cant detain you outside until a warrant is received.
