Prison Incarceration

For a life sentence for murder in New Zealand, the minimum sentence is 10 years for simple single-victim cases and 17 years for multiple victims and aggravated cases, although the judge can impose a longer minimum sentence. As of November 2014, the longest minimum sentence given for a single murder is 23 years, and for a multiple murder 30 years.

If the judge deems it "manifestly unjust" to sentence the offender to the minimum 10/17 years, they can impose a shorter minimum sentence; this however is rare and reserved for exceptional circumstances.

There is no maximum sentence; the offender can spend the rest of their life in jail, but are usually paroled before then.

No he lives in california

His face book page was

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/profile.php?id=100000166196027

unfortunately, it is currently down.

South Park Mexican (aka) SPM went to prison for rape charges.

Carlos Coy began as a Christian rapper around the age of 20, but adopted the South Park Mexican stage name in 1994, around the age of 23.

yes you can get assistance if your sons father is incarcerated. i did my daughter will be 4 soon and her dad just got out a year ago and i have received it since she was born. they will try to make someone pay it back eventually usally it is the noncustodial parent that has to pay it back if they dont then they will take there tax checks each year until its paid in ful.

his girls phone was too busy, so he burned her house down.

The Reason Why Carlos Coy Went To Jail Because He Killed A Child And Served Himself 45 Years In Jail

i wanna say daddy's little girls

Yes, toothpaste, soap, etc. They are called indigent packs.

No. As of May 2012, no information has been released indicating that Ellen Holloway is no longer serving her sentence in prison.

* Carlos Coy #01110642 * Powledge Unit * 1400 FM 3452 * Palestine, Texas 75803 Or... * Carlos Coy #01110642 * Powledge Unit * Route 2, Box 2250 * Palestine, Texas 75882 Or... * Carlos Coy c/o Dope House Records * PO Box 3246 * Houston, TX 77253 Send mail to: Carlos Coy #01110642 Powledge Correctional Facility 1400 FM 3452 Palestine, TX 75803

Compassionate release is a program that allows for the early release of eligible, terminally ill, or elderly prisoners who pose a low risk to society. It is granted on the basis of humanitarian reasons or circumstances, such as health or age considerations, to allow individuals to spend their final days outside of prison.

By the 1840s prison conditions were rapidly improving in Britain. Until the early 1820s conditions in prisons were often grim, though they varied a lot from one prison to another.

* Andersonville - Andersonville, Georgia * Belle Isle - Richmond, Virginia * Blackshear Prison - Blackshear, Georgia [19] * Cahaba Prison (Castle Morgan) - Selma, Alabama * Camp Ford - near Tyler, Texas [20] * Castle Pinckney - Charleston, South Carolina * Castle Sorghum - Columbia, South Carolina * Castle Thunder - Richmond, Virginia * Danville Prison - Danville, Virginia * Florence Stockade - Florence, South Carolina * Fort Pulaski - Savannah, Georgia * Gratiot Street Prison - St Louis, Missouri * Libby Prison - Richmond, Virginia * Salisbury Prison - Salisbury, North Carolina

(according to Wikipedia.com)

One of the reasons for higher prisoner population is the inability to adequately treat the mentally ill. This is due to cutbacks in funding for support programs and inpatient and outpatient therapy. The mentally ill then end up in the prison system.

CCA is paid by the state per inmate - and charges the state about half the cost compared to what states pay state DOC facilities. In doing so, CCA minimizes the amount of classes and rehabilitation of inmates. Thusly, the recidivism rate is higher as CCA WANTS inmates to return, as this is how they make their profits. In essence, they profit off of the misery of people. In the long run, this costs the taxpayers more money in paying for the repeat offenders which CCA encourages.

Confederate Captain Henry Wirz was the Commandant of Andersonville Prison, in Geoergia. At trial, he was found guilty of war crimes, and hanged in front of a large crowd. Wirz was the only convicted and executed war criminal of the US Civil War.

Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnson, AZ-1117, became involved in the Harlem numbers Racket. He was also convicted of selling heroine on several occasions, which ended up sending him to Leavenworth and later Alcatraz.

The convicts were most prone to cholera and dysentery while they travelled on the First Fleet, due to the unhealthy conditions and lack of good nutrition. Once they arrived in Australia, there were incidences of scurvy due to their limited diet.

Cleopatra was "imprisoned" in her palace after Octavian entered Alexandria. She was a prisoner of war and was under guard. She had all the authority over her slaves and could get whatever she wanted. Previous to this, she had imprisoned herself in her tomb but the Romans were able to get her out.

1798

Ggghhh

Many soldiers spent some time in prisoner of war camps during the US Civil War. Approximately 410,000 soldiers spent time in prison. Of these, 210,000 were Confederates, and 200,000 were Union soldiers. Approximately 56,000 in total died from disease in the prison camps. This was substantial and the figure is almost ten percent of all military deaths in the war.

Prisonization