Prison Incarceration

It depends on where they were My father was a Japanese prisoner of war and he and many other were forced to work on the production of war materials like ships and so on.

drinking, abuse of drugs

Dixon state prison

Yes, people with felony convictions can rent apartments in Ogden, Utah; gillette, Wyoming; Sacremento, California; Miami, Florida; Seattle, Washington; Baltimore, Maryland; Norfolk, Virginia; and thousands of other communities in the US. There is no law, and can be no law establishing such a discriminatory practice as denying residency to a citizen of the US based solely on past criminal history.

However, there is no law prohibiting landlords from renting to whomever they want and denying others.

Jamey Johnson has a daughter named Kyle Johnson. My dad plays for him so I've gone on tours and his daughter was there.

It depends on the judicial system of your country. In the UK, if sentenced to 5 years or less, you're automatically given a 50% reduction on your time. In this example - that would mean you would serve approximately 45 days.

HOWEVER - if you misbehave while in prison, you can have days added back onto your sentence - so you could (theoretically) end up serving the 3 months - and more if the bad behaviour was severe enough !

Actually,it depends on various laws of different countries .. Mostly yes its counted as day and night separately, For Example ,If a person is sentenced for 2 years imprisonment from the court then it would be 2 years in LEGAL terms but actually that is 1 year.

Go to Prsion Talk Onlin and go to the Arkansas Forum. Someone there should be able to answer that question

South Park Mexican (aka) Spm was 31 when he went to prison

I know several: The largest prison by population and land area is the Southern Michigan Correctional Facility (JMF) in Jackson. It was actually the largest walled prison in the world for many decades. It is actually several prisons in one, and houses over five thousand inmates. Each of the included prisons is known euphemistically by different names: Quarantine or North Side (male intake for the MDOC), 7-Block, 6-Block, 11-Block, etc. It is currently closed, a common tactic of the MDOC as the buildings are condemned periodically by the state. However, the MDOC, using inmate labor "remodels" the facility, changes the name and address and reopens it within a year or two. The largest prison building in the US is Stateville Correctional Center north of Joliet, Illinois. Stateville is built on the panopticon plan, with a central guard house surronded on all sides by tiers (floors or levels) of cells, and houses approzimately 2,700 inmate. Pelican Bay Penitentiary is one of the largest high security prisons in the US. It is comprised of 275 acres and houses 3,461 inmates, mostly with gang affilitions.

To determine if someone has been arrested, call or go to the county jail where that person resides or was known to be. Ask the person who is at the desk, be prepared to have a full name and possible nickname for them to research as well as any other pertinant information that they might need. An arrest is public record.

Felony offenses begin with a 1 year minimum and range upwards from that point depending on the wording of the statute/law that was passed by your state legislature.

Yolanda Saldivar

Jails typically serve 3 meals per day, and must provide sufficient nutrition. However, the food is generally highly processed and not top quality. Typical jail meals compare to school lunches in public schools in years past. There are no set specific dishes, but typically contain a meat, a starch, and a vegetable.

Cell

No, he was released from jail in 1991. He is now remarried and lives in Maine.

Larkhall is a place in South Lanarkshire, Scotland.

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What exactly do you mean by privatized? State prisons are, as the name says, run by the state government, NOT the national government. So the answer to your question is No. Privatization is defined as any businesses ownership that is transferred from the public sector (government and state run things) to the private sector.

people who could not pay a debt to a collector

If you get married while you are in prison, you prison sentence will not be cut. Getting married while is prison has nothing to do with your sentence in any way.

As long as they needed because they were cool

This is just an estimation but, approximately 17,000 people are killed a year in the US. About 50% of those result in arrest, so probably around 8500 a year... and that doesn't include negligent homicide.

Guantanamo Bay

40 years