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Prison Incarceration

"Prison Incarceration" deals specifically with questions and issues faced by those who are in prison or the family members or friends of those currently incarcerated in prison. Questions addressing post prison incarceration issues are also welcome.

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Which is more humane sitting in a jail cell or receiving lashes with a bull-whip?

More Humane Sitting In A Jail Cell Vs. Lashes With A Bull Whip:
  • If you would prefer jail, then lashes would be a much better deterrent to criminal activity. Hearing or seeing someone being lashed for selling drugs might make one think before doing it themselves. By virtue of the number of repeat offenders in prison it is obvious that the current penal system doesn't work.
  • Sitting in a jail cell. I can't imagine how much it would burn in your memory to hear that person screaming! Perhaps, but the point is that the whipping is also a "memorable experience" for the person receiving it. Punishment needs to be prompt and acute in order to be effective. Jail merely gives the offender the opportunity to associate with other criminals and learn more efficient techniques for committing crime. The typical young man will find that getting bull whipped is painful and humiliating, but he might prefer that to getting his teeth knocked out so as to facilitate homosexual rape in the jailhouse.
  • Unless you are into S & M a small jail cell works!
  • Getting bullwhipped is more than painful and humiliating. It can be lethal. Lashes with a lesser implement of pain like the cat o 'nine tails may be more humane than jail depending on circumstances and length of confinement. With the bullwhip, the trauma and bleeding can result in death before the final lash is delivered, or a more agonizing death by infection after the sentence is carried out. Even with the cat, a sentence of one hundred lashes was equivalent to a death sentence, as few survived. The bullwhip was inhumane and utterly ineffective as a deterrent, whereas the cat is still used to punish offenders in many low-crime countries today. As to the S & M reference, I cannot testify personally, but I imagine those whips are made of yarn; sexual toys for immature morons. A real whip is something else.
  • Id prefer lashes one time punishment nice and quick no time wasted in a cell wounds will heal its likely you'll get worse or experience worse in prison off of the inmates
  • No offense intended, but the answer just preceding this is just a bit elitist. You are imaging no long term affects but that is not guaranteed. You could be inadvertently maimed of contract a deadly infection from a severe lashing. See the answer just above yours. The only time it may be a preferable alternative is if the term was a long one for the reason you stated. Please don't be getting yourself in trouble. Stay safe.
  • Its possible... but id rather take that chance even if to contract a illness medicines may be able to cure it plus your life isn't wasted in a cell. Many say the worst part of prison is the experiences they face.
  • I would go along with the comment that a cat-of-nine would be better - as it is designed to give pain without doing permanent damage. This was simply because once you had flogged your sailor / slave / soldier, you wanted him to be able to work again quickly. Most of the film recreations of blood soaked backs are massively unrealistic. A bullwhip however takes true skill to master accurately, can cause severe lacerations - but in some case a cut can actually hurt less than a stroke which ALMOST breaks the skin. As such there is a real risk of causing medical problems - which a longer flogging with a cat would not have caused. As for the comments that BDSM whips are made of yarn, perhaps some of the play ones are - but some folks most certainly do use very real whips. Different strokes for different folks as they say.... And to answer the original question, I would prefer the lash over prison any day.

Have Karen Severson and Laura Doyle been released from prison?

There is no news on the Internet or in the media that Karen Severson and Laura Doyle have been released from prison (as of November 21, 2010).

In July 2011 it was reported that Karen Severson has been recommended for parole. She will most likely be released around December of 2011.

This question refers to the movie A Killer Among Friends- based on the book Missy's Murder by Karen Kingsbury - which is based on the real-life 1985 murder of Michele "Missy" Avila of Arleta, California, by her best friend Karen Severson.

Karen Severson and Laura Doyle were both convicted and sentenced to 15 years to life, and are in the California Institute for Women. Their last parole hearings were toward the end of 2006, and both were denied parole. Karen Severson was apparently denied a compassionate release due to her multiple sclerosis.

Did Hitler send people to prison?

Yes, and he sent millions to concentration camps and termination camps which were worse than prisons.

What did Hitler do after prison?

After he got out of prison he saw how the nazi party went their separate ways and he tried to get'em all back together and started building up stuff such as hitler youth , students league's this eventually formed the strongest base of support

Who is Larry Hoover?

Larry Hoover (born November 30, 1950) is the co-founder (with David Barksdale) of the "Black Gangster Disciple Nation", later known as the "Gangster Disciple Nation". The group was formed from rival Chicago gangs in the late 1960's. While proclaiming its opposition to gang violence, the group was charged by federal authorities with engaging in criminal activities including drug distribution. Hoover, who is serving a life sentence for a 1973 murder conviction, is still reputed to control the organization.

What are the visiting hour at chino prison in ca?

The California Institution for Men

14901 Central Avenue

Chino, CA 91710

(909) 597-1821

Visiting Days: Saturday, Sunday

Visiting Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

How many black billionaires are there in the US?

Two, according to the 2007 Forbes Richest List... Oprah Winfrey with $1.5 billion and Bob Johnson, founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET) with $1.1 billion. Earvin "Magic" Johnson and Tiger Woods seem likely to be the next to join the club.

Bible verses with the word prison?

in the bible the word "prison" means a separation from the spirit of god

Does Bob Barker have a son in prison?

No. Bob Barker has no children.

There is a line of jail and prison toiletries, shoes, etc. called "Bob Barker", which is where this rumor started. The Bob Barker of the jail goods fame is a former senator, not the former game show host.

In prison break who was the person on the floor when Michael went to jail?

Ok, I am assuming the question is aimed at the last episode of season 2, entitled “Sona”. I didn’t pick it up first time around but been told by friends that it is Brad Bellick, you know him, the guy who once worked at Fox River, was framed for Roy Gery’s death, worked for Mahone at some stage, contributed to Haywire’s death and is holding Maricruz somewhere! It took a bit of convincing and you-tubing but that’s who I think it is.

What prison is David Lewis in?

There are we federal inmates named David Lewis. You can add further locating info or find any federal inmate at the following site: http://www.bop.gov/inmate_locator/index.jsp

When is Carlos Coy's appeal?

As of 2010, US rapper Carlos Coy (aka South Park Mexican) had exhausted all appeals on his 2002 conviction for sex with a minor. Barring the granting of a new trial, Coy is first eligible for parole in 2024. Otherwise, his projected release date is April 8, 2047.

Number of guards in a prison?

depends on the state and the size of the prison. one prison in Ohio has 1700 inmates and 210 officers divided among 3 shifts.

Does Carlos Coy have a bond?

No. He was convicted in 2002 and received a 45-year sentence. Barring the granting of a new trial, Coy is first eligible for parole in 2024. Otherwise, his projected release date is April 8, 2047.

What is the verse that got the rapper x-raided convicted?

it was in his album Psycho Active but i dont know the song though the name of the song is still shooting.

Who owned the Bastille in 1789?

The Bastille was the main Royal prison in Paris, it normally held prisoners of special interest to the King but at the time only seven common criminals were incarcerated. Since its inception it was owned by the government or more truthfully, the Throne. After the down trodden citizens of Paris stormed the prison and freed the inmates ownership changed hands that day, 14th July became the symbol of Fench liberty and freedom.