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A average prison cell is 6 x 8 feet, which is about 180 x 240 centimeters.

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you have to talk to the troll and answer the quiz questions but if you chatting to someone you will have to start over

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The California Institution for Men

14901 Central Avenue

Chino, CA 91710

(909) 597-1821

Visiting Days: Saturday, Sunday

Visiting Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

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Clinton correctional facility

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It is 22 miles from Francisville, Louisiana in West Felicinana Parish..

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Carlos "South Park Mexican" Coy was sentenced to 45 years in the Texas State Penetentiary in 2002. He is due for release in 2047. He is eligible for parole on 7 October 2024.

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spm is most certainly a blood

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A prison term that is definite and not subject to review by parole board or other agency.

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A person's release date appears on their official documentation. This can be discovered by contacting the law enforcement agency that has custody of the person: County Sheriff's Department in the event of jail incarceration, or Department of correction in the case of prison incarceration.

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The date that the prison has been told they will release the inmate. It is variable though, and can change based on new crimes being charged while incarcerated or a releasing authority changing the date. A projected release date is the first or next possible date of release in an indeterminant sentence. For instance: if offender Bob's sentence began on 1/1/09 and he received the indeterminant sentence of 3-15 years, his projected release date would be 1/1/12. As mentioned previously, a releasing authority such as a parole board or panel has the authority to change this date, usually extending it. A state's governor or the President may also change this date by commutting a sentence or issuing a pardon.

An inmate is given two release dates, ERD - Earliest Release date and Max Date - Max date. They will get out between this time. Usually the erd as long as they do not have any disciplinary problems. If they get into trouble time gets add, until their max date... Unless they commit felony's inside then that changes the release date completely.

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If you wish to get married in a prison these are the steps to you need to follow to fullfill your wedding wish .

1st. Your fiance needs to put a application in to the prisons chaplin,

2nd. The chaplin will go to the inmate and ask him/her some details and ask them names and date of births and addresses of intended guests at the wedding.

3rd. The chaplin will pass all the information over to the govenor for him to do security checks on guests and to decide if your partner is elegiable to get married in the prison.

( Please note if the inmate is not doing a sentence over 6 months the wedding will be refused by the govenor)

4th.Once the govenor has done all apropriate checks he will then give 2 forms to the chaplin who will then forward the forms on to the fiance who is on the outside to take to the local registery office .

5th. Both yours and your fiance's Bands will be put in place for 2 weeks.

6th. You will receive a letter from your registey office informing you that a date can now be made for your wedding ceremony once the 2 weeks are over for your bands.

7th. Payment in full which is normally around £300 will be made to the registery office and the date of your wedding will be booked, the registra will give you written notice of the wedding date and time which you then forward onto the chaplin at your fiancee's prison.

8th. you will receive written conformation on recipt of the letter of the chaplin and you can then look forward to enjoying your wedding day.

This was the procedior i followed to get married to my husband whilst he was in prison and i hope the information i have provided will help all you anquious fiancee's .

Just remember to enjoy your wedding day , its well worth all the time and patience you put into it .

If i had been given the chance to ither get marred in a church or the prison , Hands down i would of still chose the prison. Me and my husband had a amazing day and i hope if your planning a prison wedding you have as much joy from your day as we did .

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No. A rumor was floated that Carlos "South Park Mexican" had died in prison. This has been determined to be unsubstantiated. SPM is not dead. He was not shot; he was not stabbed, shanked, shived, or ganked; he did not commit suicide; he did not have a heart attack.

Rumors such as these start all the time. It is a phenomenon of the internet. People start them to gain attention or notoriety, it is possible it was begun as a marketing ploy by his production company. It might have been started out of some misanthropic attempt at vengeance. No one can really say.

But, Carlos Coy, the South Park Mexican is alive and well, incarcerated in the Texas State Penitentiary at Palestine, Texas.

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depends on how many people are locked up 7 or 8 numbers

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A person can get life insurance NO matter where that person is ... it is up to the insurer to issue the insurance on the person more then likely the insurance company will not insure said person ...

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Yes, there is a female prison on the outskirts of Fond du lac, It's called Taycheedah Correctional Inst. It is located right off the Hwy 151 bypass It's street address is 751 County Road K
Fond du Lac, WI 54936-1947
Phone: 920-929-3800
Fax: 920-929-2946

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Carlos Coy was convicted of Aggravated Sexual Assault against a Child. This is the only charge for which he has been convicted thus far.

And the only one he will ever be convicted for. LET SPM GO FREE

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yes

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Texas.

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Snitch
An informant in prison would be called a rat.

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Nowhere in America. Racism is not a crime (for which you go to prison), and not even a tort (for which you pay civil damages).

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Martha Stewart, contrary to popular belief, did not go to jail for insider trading. She went to jail for lying to officials about it.

Had she admitted that she knew insider trading was going on she would not have gone to jail. Her sentencing was conspiracy, obstruction of an agency proceeding, and making false statements to federal investigators. Her activity, while immoral, was not illegal, as she received the information second-hand.

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There are a number of women's "state jails" in Texas -- located all through the state; however, all of the women's prisonsare located in either Gatesville, TX (a complex of several women's prison units, including death row), or in Marlin, TX (the Hobby Unit).

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Carlos Lehder's ongoing legal battles confirm Lehder remains imprisoned in the US, and that he is not likely to be released anytime soon. On July 22, 2005 he appeared in the US Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit to contest his sentence. Lehder appeared pro se, arguing that the United States failed to perform its obligations under a cooperation agreement he had entered into with the United States Attorney's Office, after he held up his end of the deal. (United States v. Lehder-Rivas, 136 Fed. Appx. 324; 2005). In May 2007, he requested the Colombian Supreme Court to order the Colombian government to request from the United States his release because of the violations of his cooperation agreement.