Prison Incarceration

Stautory Rape

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No. For the most part spiral wire bound books are contraband.

Convictions that resulted in custodial sentences will always show up on a DBS check (DBS checks replaced CRB checks in 2012).

Snitch
An informant in prison would be called a rat.

something like armed robbery with intent to harm.. although whatever sentence you get, your time in jail is halved.

build a security building and purchase the guardroom, every time u get a new guardroom a security guard pops up in the middle

Joe Arpaio is a first generation American whose parents are from Lacedonia, Italy.

These variables will certainly affect your sentencing. How they affect it is a matter of state statute. For instance, in the state of Michigan and several others, you woulld be termed an "Habitual Offender" and any statutory sentence you received would be automatically doubled. If the aggravated assault is the matter for which you are being violated, chances are you are heading back to prison as a PV New Bit (Parole Violation with a new criminal charge/conviction). If this is the case, it is possible you would be required to finish the first sentence (serve the remained of the first sentence) and then potentially serve the sentence for any conviction you received while on parole.

he got sent to jail 4 putting out the CD "G.U.N" "Generations of United Nortenos"

that CD was the most hardcore ever made that is gang related

That depends on the institution and what state it's in, what county it's in, whether it's a state prison or a federal prison, and what the warden says is "OK" or not under local rules for that institution. A lot of prisons will not let you take in anything other than a small, soft-cover (paperback) bible or other religious book. Anything else will either be supplied, or the prisoner will have to buy it from the prison commisary (store) with money sent by the prisoner's friends and relatives.

In 2006, Lane Garrison, who played the character Tweener in "Prison Break", according to police reports, while driving his SUV which jumped a curb and crashed into a tree, causing the death of a 17-year-old boy and serious injuries on two other 15-year-old girls who were also in the SUV.

Garrison was convicted in 2007 of vehicular manslaughter and sentenced to 40 months (3 years and 4 months). He received credit for the 90 days of incarceration pending trial was released after 22 months in prison. He then received 4 years of parole and ordered to pay $300,000 in restitution to the victims and their families.

Garrison did not stage a prison break while serving his sentence.

Is vowing no one will ever control them again . refusing to consider anothers opinion, dominating to feel like the ex -prisoner is in control of their life by trying to control others .

There is known.

There is an inmate at Hardee Correctional Institution in Bowling Green Florida that uses this name as an alias. He's incarcerated under the name Ricky Smith. You can look his picture up on the Florida Department of Corrections.

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It means to be locked up

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P. O. Box 8103 California Men's Colony State Prison San Luis Obispo, CA 93403

A metaphor is a phrase that is symbolic of something else, in that way, a metaphor for prison would be something that describes being confined, such as a cage or an airtight container.

He's out

The sentence of Larry Hoover for a 1973 murder conviction was "150 to 200 years". On June 18, 1998, Hoover was convicted of participating in a continuing criminal enterprise and sentenced to six life terms, seven terms of 20 years, three four-year terms, and one five-year term under federal mandatory sentencing guidelines, with all sentences running concurrently.

Life in State Prison

Prisons do not determine which people to take in as different people could be sent to different locations for different reasons. Usually it is the justice system that takes care of these choices. Usually one would not be sent to prison for only an insult.