Prison Incarceration

If this person is not picked up, they are taken to the closest bus station.

They get a sewing needle, dip it in ink and then stab where they want to make the mark.

The methods used within prison are varied of course but those methods are generally broke down into two primary tasks. The first is manufacture of the ink. This is usually accomplished by burning a baby oil lamp and collecting the soot (known as lamp black) within a paper bag or cardboard box. The lamp black is then scraped out and mixed with shampoo. Since shampoo is a detergent the particulates stay suspended well within the mixture. The inmates will often put some rocks in the bottle that contains this ink to help mix it up when it is shaken. Sometimes plastic with be burned instead of baby oil to make the soot. The next primary task is making the tattoo gun. These are usually made from motors scrounged from cassette tape players or CD players. A "barrel" made from a cut off piece of a ball point pen is attached to the motor and a sharpened piece of guitar wire is threaded through the pen tube and attached to the motor shaft. Attach some batteries and the rig is ready tattoo! The tip of the wire is dipped in the ink which is usually put in a toothpaste tube cap. Other paraphernalia used are stencils of art paper used for the pattern etc....

Within 24 hours of her sentencing Melissa Huckaby was moved to Valley State Women's Prison in Chowchilla, CA.

She was recently transferred to CCWF, the other womens prison across from VSP, Chowchilla. My significant other works there and tells me she is in the special housing unit, where she get beat up on a regular basis.

Florida is one of the "Life means Life" states. The odds of parole are slim, especially with the concurrent sentences, and multiple charges.

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It may depend entirely on the type of prison, or the prison administration rules as to whether this activity is allowed or not. Offhand, I would say that it is more likely dis-allowed than allowed.

Yepp. You get locked up for that.

I cant tell you how long though, because it depends on how much weed you get caught with, you knoww. ~samantha. (:

carlos coy also known as spm was garza west he mentions it in his song garza west on his album when devils strike, but know he's probally crying to god telling him its not his fault, that he's a moe (sex offender/child moelestor). Have u ever noticed it seems like almost all sex offenders always has someone to blame for there crimes "Its not my fault I was abussed or played dress up with myself blah bla! I was sexually abussed when I was a child and sure the f%#k dont have any cravings or sick fetishes like that! It pisses me off when they say its a disease, A disease is something you have all ur life and cant get rid of its terminal. There! They even admit that they should be locked up for the rest of there lives cas its a "disease" non cureable. I know it does'nt sound like I like spm, but I did he was my favorite rapper out there back in the day when all I new was how to hustle and push dirt he was the only one that I could relate to, any of the other rappers really made no sense to me. Who the hell would screw there come up and there hustle just to tax or get a peace of a$$. A$$ is good but free money is so much better sometimes I'd trip out thinking someones writing my life and giving it to the latino king rapper. Ha ha ha .... F %&K You South Park Mexican, You know what would happen to the people that are closes to me if they sccrewed me over like thatand rips me off, when they're are supposed to be on hommie status with me? Thet will get it back alot worse then one of my enemys, check this out coy wasn't a hommie to me he was like a brother to me, this is coming from a whiteboy, which coy didnt care that I was white He was the only Mexican artist that would write me back, So f$#k U sick twisted moe, protected custody was'nt safe enough for you and u knew that so like how u controlled those kids is exactly how u controlled ur death.Pussy! PS. the albums he had before his twisted hobby i kept and change the name to his daughter name as a tribute to her dad before he got sick in the head

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10 Days per month. But that depends on how you do your time. Catch a rule infraction and you could lose "Good Time."

The state of California dept of Corrections DOES NOT have access to a prisoners trust fund. A trust fund is exempt.

something drug related. caught up with the wrong people and at the wrong time. the whole thing is quite HORRIBLE cause Fred lino is a wonderful person.

Based on a quick good image search it looks like 2-piece orange scrubs.

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Because he was convicted in 1982 of a domestic shooting, his brother-in-law.

as much as you like as long you pee there. as much as you like as long you pee there.

Federal Bureau of Prisons

3600 Guard Road

Lompoc, CA. 93436

805-736-4154

If writing to a prisoner, put his name and/or inmate number on envelope

Every day feels like infinity in a hellhole. Movies like Shawshank Redemption, Oz, and Prison Break do not even closely resemble what it feels like to be gang beaten or raped. I'm sorry for the extreme frankness, but no crime is worth it to be in prison for a single day.

It say's online, that he is in the San Quentin State Prison

//Peterson awaits execution at San Quentin, just north of San Francisco, CA. San Quentin is the state's only site to carry out state ordered executions. Each state has but one prison that does it's exections (in states that have a death penalty). An example is Huntsville, TX. For condemed female inmates, they are brought to Huntsville shortly before their DOE (date of execution) from a women's prision.

the most violent prison in Canada is Kingston penn.

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I'm not certain I understand your question, but I will attempt it:

Inmates are periodically moved from facility to facility for population reason, for security reasons, and for disciplinary reasons. While not familiar with Lewis Bachman, it will be much the same there. Earlier this year, approximately 200 inmates were moved to facilities out of state due to overcrowded conditions. This is not unusual for any facility. The states cooperate with each other to some extent, allowing inmates from other states to be housed in open beds. The original state pays "rent" for housing inmates in other states.

The length of time any inmate remains at any facility is largely determined by one of two conditions: facility need, or inmate behavior. Inmates who follow the rules, are where they should be when the should be, and cause few to no problems, typically can earn their way to lower levels and ostensibly better facilities. This is not always the case and is dependent upon facility need.

What ever is determined to be the best course of action for the facility and for the DOC over all, guides everything. This includes safety and security concerns.

If on the other hand you are asking when an inmate will be released on discharge or parole, that is determined by the inmate's individual release date. If he is granted parole, that date will be given to him on his parole decision papers. If he is to be discharged because he served his entire term, the discharge date on all of his papers will be the date he is released. These two dates can also usually be determined by viewing the inmate's information on the state's DOC Inmate Locator page of the state's DOC website.

See the link to take you to most of the fifty state DOC web sites.

Nobody. She's still alive.

With whom has Dr. Manette been staying since his release from prison? In what activity does his hostess constantly engage?