Prison Incarceration

By the time you get to prison you have most likely been through a county detention or jail system and have already been with other inmates.

When you get to prison your first stop will be a reception center, they are usually very crowded and you will be with other inmates immediately.

Good answer! Just to add to this, generally for the first week or two at the reception centre, a prisoner will spend most of his time in his/her cell, only interacting with his/her cellie, and prison employees/officials.

Once the prisoner answers a series of questions related to marital status, military service, education, employment history etc, the level that they will serve time at (in California levels I & II are minimum, III is medium & IV is maximum). Assuming all goes well they may well stay at that level, or in the case of very good behavior may be downgraded or have a reduction in the length of their sentence. Disciplinary violations (possessing contraband, minor assaults and the like)/additional criminal charges accumulated while in the prison system (for more serious things like murder /attempted murder of an inmate, damaging prison property) will have the effect of adding points to an inmates file, (ie write ups) and possibly moving him/her up a level or spending time in the SHU (secure housing unit) Short < 1 year SHU terms may be spent at the same facility, while longer ones > 1 year are generally spent at an actual SHU (ie in California Pelican Bay, Tehachapi )

between 37953 is GS 5 step 1 and somewhere around 51000 which is GS 7 step 10 that's with no promotions just seniority

he is my uncle. he murdered 11 people, 7 being children and 1 guard. no joke. hes in for life now.

-Alisha raney

The most notable problem is overcrowding and understaffing. And because fewer prisons have rehabilitation programs, recidivism rate is high.

The California Institution for Men in Chino has 4 separate facilities.

Facility A has medium level Sensitive Needs Yard (SNY) inmates and consist of 8 dormitory housing units.

Facility B has medium/maximum custody level inmates and serves as a reception center receiving and processing newly committed inmates. It includes Palm and Cypress Halls as designated Administrative Segregation Units. These units receive inmates from CIM, CRC, local CDCR/Cal Fire camps, and inmates serving a SHU terms in route to court of other CDCR Institutions.

Facility C currently houses medium/maximum custody Sensitive Needs Yard (SNY) inmates.

Facility D consists primarily of open dormitories with low security level.

The prison at Attica, NY, is a state run prison, not one operated for profit by a private company.

A person in a wheelchair in prison is assigned to a bunk on a bottom floor. There is generally a unit for the disabled. They can take their wheelchairs into the shower. There are handicapped toilets. Such people are usually assigned to tasks that people can do. In other words, the prison dorms are usually equipped to meet the standards for handicapped facilities.

whats the number to wasco state prison?

Drug offenders are the main reason for increased jail population.

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Bach was sent to prison for stealing

yeah for about a month because he was carrying a knife

Georgia DOC has an inmate search function at the related link below. However, the website may not always be up to date. You can get the best information by calling.

Probably on Espionage charges, or perhaps counterfeiting, as Confederate Money was invalid outside the CSA< and even there was treated with suspicion ( and I don"t care if the money"s no Good)- as the Dixie oriented song by Joan Baez correctly states.

5% of teens drop out of school before their high school graduation. If you are thinking about dropping out of school, DON'T.

no u dnt have a life in prison,u only exist

A Correctional Camp is Like Prison, Accept you are Outside more then Inside. And is ran like a Boot Camp setting. It is the last ditch effort a judge will send some one Before sending them to an actual Prison.

No, conviction is not a condition of disability.

You can check with the state department of corrections to find out which prison the inmate is being housed. Many state doc's post this information online. For the states that do not offer inmate information online, you can call the department of corrections.

Essentially, the rights of prisoners are to receive only the punishment to which they have been sentenced, and not more than that.

NO, they have to be an already stamped envelope from the post office

Yes, they are on lockdown nearly 9 months out the year

He only got like 7 years or something like that, but he died in prison anyway.