Prison Incarceration

The best way to find out why a person is serving prison time is to ask the person what happened. In many cases you can also look up the person's name in the prison system and see why he or she is there, but not all states allow that, so if the person won't tell you it may be impossible for you to find out.

Federal time is one for one or day for day time. For each day you serve consecutively without disciplinary action, one day is removed from your time. So, if you walk in the bubble on day one and never receive a ticket, you could potentially walk out three years later on a six year sentence.

This is the science of penology, and it is practiced by the penologist. It might be looked at as a subtopic of criminology, or it may be looked at as a related field of study. A link can be found below.

Defeo is up for parole in 07/2009, which means that yes, he can be released if the parole board agrees. All you have to do is look him up on the NY state website. It allows you to look every inmate in the state up and when they can be released.

Ronald DeFeo Jr., born in 1951, is still alive and well. He currently resides in a New York correctional facility.

Varies from state to state, but it is a felony offense which means a year or more in prison.

yes they do shower on a daily basis UNLESS they are a management problem and housed in seg housing, if that is the case than a person will shower every other day.

my addition to the above written by another person is that in ad seg or a SHU (secure houseing unit) people often improvise by having what is known as a "birdbath" - they sit on the toilet & pour water over themselves useing a milk carton or other similar container. Often depending on staffing levels and the level of security required to take the inmate outside of his/her cell/house it is just not possible for all to shower each day, as in some max security prisons it is not safe to allow the inmates close contact with other inmates, and thus all to & from cell trips must be taken in handcuffs.

Of course in the case of a min or med security prison showers are much easier to come by. It (and all other priviledges) depend on the security level that the prison yard is (in the US levels 1, 2, 3 & 4) & levels of staff available to maintain said security. This may sound harsh, but it can in some cases be literally lifesaving as violence is a fact of prison life.

Because, like everyone who is sent to prison he was convicted of violating a law and was sentenced to longer than one year incarceration.

To make sure bad people don't do it again .and for theirs and others own safety

Yes. She was sentenced to prison for life.

Expect them to ask you for clothing or money, and they can act weird sometimes like act paranoid when the police come around

because some people break a law or killer. so in this coutry has cop so they have make sure if each diffirent store will be fine. but some people can hide the gun so WARNING there is lot lot police's spy camrena. please be good with store and other!

Advantages: The advantages of private prisons is possibly more funding, if the private owner or company is backing it up, and is not subject to the state or national funding. More attention is also given to the prisoners, therefore a smaller chance of fighting or riots. There are also more specialized programs to help the prisoners build different skills. Im not sure of any disadvantages, though. Hope that helps, xD DISADVANTAGES: Private sector's focus is on the bottom line. They're out to make money, and they find every way to do it. I once walked into a private prison and truthfully nearly passed out because of the heat. They let the inmates swelter to save money--sick, sick, sick...

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In all cases, you will need to have the inmate's id #. You can set them up an account through western union if that is the company that the facility uses. Once you ha ve their id # and facility id, you can even go online using your credit card to send them money and so forth.

Email Contact CDCR and JPay have initiated inbound electronic communications to CDCR facilities. All inmates will now be able to receive emails and photographs from friends and family through the JPay website (JPay Email). When an electronic correspondence is received, mailroom staff will print and forward the correspondence to the inmate. The cost of an inbound electronic communication will be one stamp per page (5,000 character maximum), and two stamps if a photograph is attached.

JPay Email link jpay .com/PEMessages.aspx

depending on the severity of the crim if your a juvenile u wil prob get community service adults im not sure

The sentence depends on the state, the circumstances, any priors, the D.A., the defense attorney (and the job that both he and the D.A. do, and any plea bargains) and the Court, as well as a jury, if that applies. There are quite a few variables. A few months to a few years is about all one can guess with the information provided.

Dorthia Dix also known as Dragon Dix led the prison reform in America's second great awakning. Before this reform movement children and adults where put in the same jail after Juvinille detention was created. Before people who owed money were put in jail until they could pay it back after they just owed money and if they didn't pay the government would take away there stuff

1. everyone else likes you for who you are. 2. you are nice to each and every person 3. you help when people need it. 4. You go out of your way to be a friend to a lonely person *If you dont do any of these and your popular... guess what? all you did was force your way to popularity instead of earining it!

About 80 years, the same as any other state! what makes Georgia any different.

1 or 2. it mainly depends on the prisoners

It is currently a petition. You can go to the Change site (see the link below) and look for "Petition to Restore Parole in Virginia and Serving 65% of Time for Prisoners" and sign it. We have gotten 328 signatures thus far but need 30,000.

You have to call the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Identification Unit/Inmate Information number:

Telephone: (916) 445-6713 8am-5pm, Monday - Friday (except holidays).
Fax: (916) 322-0500

Information on offenders admitted fewer than seven days previous will not be available.

Criminals are kept in prison for the amount of time as required by law and a judge depending on what they were arrested for. If someone is held in jail but has not committed a crime, the amount of time they can be held is between 24 and 48 hours, depending on the laws of that state.