Prison Incarceration

Nobody has the right to suicide according to the Supreme Court. And in prisons, the guards make major efforts to avoid such activity.

The State of Oregon allows physician assisted suicide but the federal government bars the practice. It is similar to states that legalize marijuana, despite a federal ban.

No.

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i donot no

The young man may be charged with "Conspiracy to Commit First Degree Murder".

The sentence varies from state to state, but twenty years is a reasonable number to assume.

Depending on the circumstances, the charges may be lessened, but the young man should be prepared for the worst.

No

Never.

In almost all jails an inmate most sever at a minimal with good time is 2/3 of there time ... So, if you have one year in jail you have to sever about 240 days (and nights) ...

Yes.

Public funding is funding that is provided by the government. Many social programs designed to help people receive public funding.

Famed black author William Du Bois offered a viewpoint early in the 20th century that continues to have some validity today:

There are no reliable statistics to which one can safely appeal to measure exactly the growth of crime among the emancipated slaves. About seventy per cent of all prisoners in the South are black; this, however, is in part explained by the fact that accused Negroes are still easily convicted and get long sentences, while whites still continue to escape the penalty of many crimes even among themselves. And yet allowing for all this, there can be no reasonable doubt but that there has arisen in the South since the [civil] war a class of black criminals, loafers, and ne'er-do-wells who are a menace to their fellows, both black and white.

Today Hispanics are in the prison population in about 1.5 times their proportion in the general population, and blacks are in prison in about 3 times their proportion. There is no general consensus why this is true. Wikipedia has a good article on this.

Belize

2001. If Michael died in 2005, and assuming he died the same year everyone was exhonerated, then it would have been four years since the whole debacle started.

Yes

Yes

There are so many variables in the sentencing rulings that it would be hard to determine the actual length of a sentence. Life can be given as a term(25 years) minimum with or without parole,,,or 25 years to Life,,,meaning that the convicted would have to spend a minimum of 25 years before they MAY become eligible for parole. Try Google'ing " Life Sentences in Tennessee " for more complete information.

Prisons serve multiple purposes, primarily to ensure public safety by isolating individuals who pose a threat to society. They facilitate rehabilitation by providing programs aimed at reducing recidivism and helping inmates reintegrate into society. Additionally, prisons uphold the rule of law by enforcing legal consequences for criminal behavior, thereby deterring potential offenders. Ultimately, they contribute to the broader justice system by balancing punishment with opportunities for reform.

1992

10,000

Jimmy Ennis, 71

No

After I worked there for 5 years, I believe life there is gettig worse there for staff, and offenders. What kinda of questions do you have about it?

Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility

480 Alta Road, San Diego, CA 92179

Phone: (619) 661-6500

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