How big could a jail building be to stop crime in Britain?
Q. The British government is planning to build a super-large jail house in the UK to accommodate 100s of thousands of prisoners. The question is how does that prevent, stop or deter crime? Waste of time and tax payers money, I believe. Moreso, it turns the UK to the jail house of Europe, but will curb no crime as usual. There better ways to spend that kind of money, especially on programs that prevent crime rather than attempting a knee-jerk immediate cure.
Asked by bluebell - Thu Mar 20 08:17:53 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look, we all go to school and learn what is right and wrong, If we listen and learn we don't have to go to Jail. Some people don't and off they go to Jail. Parents need to grow up and spend time with their kids teaching them right from wrong. If your child commits a crime before they are 13 then it's the parent that should do the time. There is the route of the problem, one generation of that and the new Jail will be redeveloped into an adventure play ground The country would not have to spend this money if the young were given the right attention. Learning is the key to all. My child is getting plenty of attention and I give my time to her so she can learn right and wrong, if everyone did this we would not need so many jails. The odd… [cont.]
Answered by thecharleslloyd - Thu Mar 20 08:33:20 2008
Q. The British government is planning to build a super-large jail house in the UK to accommodate 100s of thousands of prisoners. The question is how does that prevent, stop or deter crime? Waste of time and tax payers money, I believe. Moreso, it turns the UK to the jail house of Europe, but will curb no crime as usual. There better ways to spend that kind of money, especially on programs that prevent crime rather than attempting a knee-jerk immediate cure.
Asked by bluebell - Thu Mar 20 08:17:53 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look, we all go to school and learn what is right and wrong, If we listen and learn we don't have to go to Jail. Some people don't and off they go to Jail. Parents need to grow up and spend time with their kids teaching them right from wrong. If your child commits a crime before they are 13 then it's the parent that should do the time. There is the route of the problem, one generation of that and the new Jail will be redeveloped into an adventure play ground The country would not have to spend this money if the young were given the right attention. Learning is the key to all. My child is getting plenty of attention and I give my time to her so she can learn right and wrong, if everyone did this we would not need so many jails. The odd… [cont.]
Answered by thecharleslloyd - Thu Mar 20 08:33:20 2008
Whats the difference between an iphone and an jail broken one?
Q. I hear that term "jail broken" all the time when talking to friends but i never understood what it meant. I want to say that if you buy a jail broken iphone you don't have to pay for the data usage plan. Is that true? What exactly does it mean jail broken and what is its functions? Thanks.
Asked by teebaby - Tue Jan 13 15:34:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. jailbroken lets ur iphone use thrid party apps and settings not apporved by apple for whatever reason ie (too many crashes, unstable, performance etccc.) but this also disables restrictions and permission ie, background image on main home screen. BUT jailbreaking has its cons, performance and ram use is abused dramatically, however the pros outnumber the cons. ppl r very skeptical to jailbreak cuz it "mess" up ur phone, btw please define mess up lol, if u do it properly and right software, (modmyi.com) then there will be no problems. i jailbroke and wouldnt go back, iphone is awesome with tons of apps (cracked btw lol) icons, sounds etc. sooo many mods.
Answered by ! c@n+ f33l my f@c3 - Tue Jan 13 15:45:22 2009
Q. I hear that term "jail broken" all the time when talking to friends but i never understood what it meant. I want to say that if you buy a jail broken iphone you don't have to pay for the data usage plan. Is that true? What exactly does it mean jail broken and what is its functions? Thanks.
Asked by teebaby - Tue Jan 13 15:34:39 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. jailbroken lets ur iphone use thrid party apps and settings not apporved by apple for whatever reason ie (too many crashes, unstable, performance etccc.) but this also disables restrictions and permission ie, background image on main home screen. BUT jailbreaking has its cons, performance and ram use is abused dramatically, however the pros outnumber the cons. ppl r very skeptical to jailbreak cuz it "mess" up ur phone, btw please define mess up lol, if u do it properly and right software, (modmyi.com) then there will be no problems. i jailbroke and wouldnt go back, iphone is awesome with tons of apps (cracked btw lol) icons, sounds etc. sooo many mods.
Answered by ! c@n+ f33l my f@c3 - Tue Jan 13 15:45:22 2009
What's the difference between state jail and prison in Texas?
Q. My bf says that state jail is up to two years only. He also says that state jail is like a crack house and being in prison is more like the Hilton...
Asked by Sandra M - Wed Oct 22 21:53:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lmfao are you joking ,Prison like the hilton, sweetheart, your bf is going to get a rude awakening, he will be trying to keep bubba off his bunk at night, and it should be that way ,So then maybe the next time your bf or any ex con thinks about breaking the law they will stop and think.
Answered by teri P - Wed Oct 22 22:21:59 2008
Q. My bf says that state jail is up to two years only. He also says that state jail is like a crack house and being in prison is more like the Hilton...
Asked by Sandra M - Wed Oct 22 21:53:06 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lmfao are you joking ,Prison like the hilton, sweetheart, your bf is going to get a rude awakening, he will be trying to keep bubba off his bunk at night, and it should be that way ,So then maybe the next time your bf or any ex con thinks about breaking the law they will stop and think.
Answered by teri P - Wed Oct 22 22:21:59 2008
How often do you go to jail after rolling 3 doubles in monopoly?
Q. In Monopoly, with two dice you get to go again after you roll doubles but if you get three sets of doubles in the same turn, you go directly to jail. What is the probability that you will go to jail on a specific turn? (up to three rolls of the dice)
Asked by Quevvy - Sun Nov 16 12:40:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's a 1/6 probability that you will roll a double on one throw, so 3 throws is (1/6)^3, which is 1/216.
Answered by samswebsite - Sun Nov 16 12:47:25 2008
Q. In Monopoly, with two dice you get to go again after you roll doubles but if you get three sets of doubles in the same turn, you go directly to jail. What is the probability that you will go to jail on a specific turn? (up to three rolls of the dice)
Asked by Quevvy - Sun Nov 16 12:40:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's a 1/6 probability that you will roll a double on one throw, so 3 throws is (1/6)^3, which is 1/216.
Answered by samswebsite - Sun Nov 16 12:47:25 2008
What should a mother do if the father of her child is in jail for not paying child support?
Q. What should a mother do if the father of her child is in jail for not paying child support? He says that he rather spend the rest of his live in jail for not paying child support. Because he is well behaved in jail at least according to the jail staff, he gets many privileges like free cable TV and medical insurance. He never wanted to be a father. It cost the state more money to keep him in jail for one weak, than the amount he would have to pay in child support.
Asked by littlegirlitaly - Wed Jan 28 20:56:13 2009 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments
A. he wont pay it any how so let him rot,and dont get enouther one like him
Answered by mrwonderfull - Wed Jan 28 21:14:54 2009
Q. What should a mother do if the father of her child is in jail for not paying child support? He says that he rather spend the rest of his live in jail for not paying child support. Because he is well behaved in jail at least according to the jail staff, he gets many privileges like free cable TV and medical insurance. He never wanted to be a father. It cost the state more money to keep him in jail for one weak, than the amount he would have to pay in child support.
Asked by littlegirlitaly - Wed Jan 28 20:56:13 2009 - - 12 Answers - 1 Comments
A. he wont pay it any how so let him rot,and dont get enouther one like him
Answered by mrwonderfull - Wed Jan 28 21:14:54 2009
What are the visiting hours for people in jail?
Q. I have a friend that is in jail in Arkansas & I was thinking about going to visit him. I need to know how old you have to be in order to visit people in jail. Or if you have to have an adult with you if you are under this age & of course when the visiting hours are.
Asked by lemonhead1293 - Sat May 23 12:32:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Being that all institutions have different IOP's on visitation, it's impossible to say without knowing the name of the institution. Is it a local jail or state prison? State prison's require things such as birth certificates, ID's, notarized guardianship papers, notarized letters from parent allowing their child to visit an offender with someone other than said parent and letter must be approved by warden, etc. Usually local jails are considerably more lenient.
Answered by Master Beta - Sat May 23 12:40:19 2009
Q. I have a friend that is in jail in Arkansas & I was thinking about going to visit him. I need to know how old you have to be in order to visit people in jail. Or if you have to have an adult with you if you are under this age & of course when the visiting hours are.
Asked by lemonhead1293 - Sat May 23 12:32:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Being that all institutions have different IOP's on visitation, it's impossible to say without knowing the name of the institution. Is it a local jail or state prison? State prison's require things such as birth certificates, ID's, notarized guardianship papers, notarized letters from parent allowing their child to visit an offender with someone other than said parent and letter must be approved by warden, etc. Usually local jails are considerably more lenient.
Answered by Master Beta - Sat May 23 12:40:19 2009
What are the risks of jail breaking a 2nd generation apple ipod touch?
Q. i might get a 2nd generation apple ipod touch soon. I am thinking about jail breaking it so that i could have apps i want. i am really good with computers too so i dont think i could do any damage. what the worst thing i could do to my itouch when jailbreaking? what kind of jailbreaks should i use too. i am going to be using a windows xp too.
Asked by wudup - Tue Mar 10 17:24:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pros: Backgrounds- You Can Not Get Backgrounds On An iPod Touch But Can Get It If It Is Jailbroken With The App Called Winter Board Free Apps- Usually Paid For Apps Are Now Free (Well Most Of Them) Customizable- Fun And Neat Things Can Be Done Like Putting Custom Text On Your Unlock Slider Much More... Cons: Bricked: You Don't Have A Very Good Chance Of This But Your iPod May Become Bricked (Doesnt Work Anymore) unless You Know What To Do But Even Then Doesnt Always Work! Bad Battery Life- Its Battery Life Drains Fast!
Answered by Kenny - Wed Mar 11 17:40:29 2009
Q. i might get a 2nd generation apple ipod touch soon. I am thinking about jail breaking it so that i could have apps i want. i am really good with computers too so i dont think i could do any damage. what the worst thing i could do to my itouch when jailbreaking? what kind of jailbreaks should i use too. i am going to be using a windows xp too.
Asked by wudup - Tue Mar 10 17:24:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pros: Backgrounds- You Can Not Get Backgrounds On An iPod Touch But Can Get It If It Is Jailbroken With The App Called Winter Board Free Apps- Usually Paid For Apps Are Now Free (Well Most Of Them) Customizable- Fun And Neat Things Can Be Done Like Putting Custom Text On Your Unlock Slider Much More... Cons: Bricked: You Don't Have A Very Good Chance Of This But Your iPod May Become Bricked (Doesnt Work Anymore) unless You Know What To Do But Even Then Doesnt Always Work! Bad Battery Life- Its Battery Life Drains Fast!
Answered by Kenny - Wed Mar 11 17:40:29 2009
How long does it take to get booked into jail?
Q. Can someone tell me how long it takes to get booked into jail in California?? Does it depend on the reason he/she is in jail? Any help will be appreciated. And also when do they get there phone call? Is there a way to call the jail to give them my number so he can have it since he doesnt know it by heart?
Asked by Shelby - Fri Mar 13 01:22:06 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The biggest single factor in booking times is the size of the jail and where it is located. If you are in a big city and the police are arresting people often, it can take 8 to 12 hours. If the jail is in a small town with few police officers, it could be right away. Other things that slow down bookings are intoxication and cooperation of the person arrested, they will get put in holding until they sober up and become cooperative. Every jail has different procedures when is comes to phone use. Most will not take a messages for inmates.
Answered by TFMN - Fri Mar 13 01:37:31 2009
Q. Can someone tell me how long it takes to get booked into jail in California?? Does it depend on the reason he/she is in jail? Any help will be appreciated. And also when do they get there phone call? Is there a way to call the jail to give them my number so he can have it since he doesnt know it by heart?
Asked by Shelby - Fri Mar 13 01:22:06 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The biggest single factor in booking times is the size of the jail and where it is located. If you are in a big city and the police are arresting people often, it can take 8 to 12 hours. If the jail is in a small town with few police officers, it could be right away. Other things that slow down bookings are intoxication and cooperation of the person arrested, they will get put in holding until they sober up and become cooperative. Every jail has different procedures when is comes to phone use. Most will not take a messages for inmates.
Answered by TFMN - Fri Mar 13 01:37:31 2009
What are the differences between state prison and county jail?
Q. I'm not talking about the fact that you go to jail for short sentences and awaiting trial and prison for longer sentences. Want to know if there is much difference for inmates between the 2. All I really know is about county jail where I did 6 months that seemed to last forever. I've not been in prison but that might happen if things work out bad. Some people in county said state was better as you weren't locked up as much, better programmes, better food, more visits etc. but I think county would be easier as people just want to get through it and get out without causing too much trouble.
Asked by Jamie C - Wed Feb 7 14:01:19 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. County jails usually hold people who are awaiting trial, or who have been sentenced to less than 1 year in prison; state prisons hold all persons convicted of offenses which carry more than a year sentence. State prisons usually have better programs, but only because the people serving time there have more time to participate in them.
Answered by dkiller88 - Wed Feb 7 14:10:17 2007
Q. I'm not talking about the fact that you go to jail for short sentences and awaiting trial and prison for longer sentences. Want to know if there is much difference for inmates between the 2. All I really know is about county jail where I did 6 months that seemed to last forever. I've not been in prison but that might happen if things work out bad. Some people in county said state was better as you weren't locked up as much, better programmes, better food, more visits etc. but I think county would be easier as people just want to get through it and get out without causing too much trouble.
Asked by Jamie C - Wed Feb 7 14:01:19 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. County jails usually hold people who are awaiting trial, or who have been sentenced to less than 1 year in prison; state prisons hold all persons convicted of offenses which carry more than a year sentence. State prisons usually have better programs, but only because the people serving time there have more time to participate in them.
Answered by dkiller88 - Wed Feb 7 14:10:17 2007
Why do they release sex offenders from jail knowing they are a high risk to repeat offend?
Q. These less than human beings get psychologically evaluated in jail, and even after all their "therapy" the verdict is they are likely to repeat offend. Why is it that when they are done serving their time they are allowed to be released into the public just to do it again? All the community gets is a warning on the news, or a letter sent home with students from school? Why do we let them out at all?
Asked by Tiger the Bookstore Cat - Wed Feb 27 10:48:31 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because there are not enough tax dollars to keep them in clothes, food and cable TV for the rest of their life.
Answered by Shelley B - Wed Feb 27 10:58:27 2008
Q. These less than human beings get psychologically evaluated in jail, and even after all their "therapy" the verdict is they are likely to repeat offend. Why is it that when they are done serving their time they are allowed to be released into the public just to do it again? All the community gets is a warning on the news, or a letter sent home with students from school? Why do we let them out at all?
Asked by Tiger the Bookstore Cat - Wed Feb 27 10:48:31 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because there are not enough tax dollars to keep them in clothes, food and cable TV for the rest of their life.
Answered by Shelley B - Wed Feb 27 10:58:27 2008
What do you think about a jail making all the male prisoners wear pink shirts and pink underware?
Q. A jail in Arizona did this to rapper DMX."Looks like Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio has come up with the cure for DMX's addiction to jail. "The hip-hop star and repeat offender, like all of Arpaio's other inmates in the Maricopa county jail, must wear pink t-shirts, underwear and socks. The girlie wardrobe colors caught DMX by surprise."
Asked by JamesRTD - Fri Jan 16 20:49:03 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think that anyone who is in prison should have a say in what they can or can't do inside. There's a reason they're there in the first place. I do know that sometimes there's people in that are innocent, but I don't really care about their wants, because they wronged society in the first place. This just proves that the press is dead. Who cares about pink underwear when there's a inevitable economical crisis going on worldwide? Now, reading about those 30,000 people who will be unemployed when Circuit City closes, that's depressing.
Answered by Desiree S - Fri Jan 16 21:02:33 2009
Q. A jail in Arizona did this to rapper DMX."Looks like Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio has come up with the cure for DMX's addiction to jail. "The hip-hop star and repeat offender, like all of Arpaio's other inmates in the Maricopa county jail, must wear pink t-shirts, underwear and socks. The girlie wardrobe colors caught DMX by surprise."
Asked by JamesRTD - Fri Jan 16 20:49:03 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think that anyone who is in prison should have a say in what they can or can't do inside. There's a reason they're there in the first place. I do know that sometimes there's people in that are innocent, but I don't really care about their wants, because they wronged society in the first place. This just proves that the press is dead. Who cares about pink underwear when there's a inevitable economical crisis going on worldwide? Now, reading about those 30,000 people who will be unemployed when Circuit City closes, that's depressing.
Answered by Desiree S - Fri Jan 16 21:02:33 2009
What is the difference between going to jail for the rest of your life for killing a police dog?
Q. where as fighting dogs and one dying is only a misdemenor charge and not a felony? why isn't something said about all this corrupt stuff? are people blind? You kill a police dog you go to jail for murder or life, you kill a civillians dog and its ok. what kind of double standards is that?
Asked by capster - Sun Jul 9 23:14:30 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A little research before answering questions is always helpful. The maximum penalty I can find for killing a police dog is in Connecticut, where the penalty can be *up to* ten grand and ten years - and that's in a case where the dog is killed by you while it is performing its duties. There may be stiffer penalties out there, but I doubt it, as most states are far less severe. You can find a listing of the penalties in several states by visiting the source link below. This means that you're either blowin' smoke or you or someone you know *thinks* they got a life sentence for killing a police dog. The only way I know of where that could happen would be in a state where (a) the killing of a police dog is a felony (it is not even a felony… [cont.]
Answered by Radical Geezer - Mon Jul 10 11:17:22 2006
Q. where as fighting dogs and one dying is only a misdemenor charge and not a felony? why isn't something said about all this corrupt stuff? are people blind? You kill a police dog you go to jail for murder or life, you kill a civillians dog and its ok. what kind of double standards is that?
Asked by capster - Sun Jul 9 23:14:30 2006 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A little research before answering questions is always helpful. The maximum penalty I can find for killing a police dog is in Connecticut, where the penalty can be *up to* ten grand and ten years - and that's in a case where the dog is killed by you while it is performing its duties. There may be stiffer penalties out there, but I doubt it, as most states are far less severe. You can find a listing of the penalties in several states by visiting the source link below. This means that you're either blowin' smoke or you or someone you know *thinks* they got a life sentence for killing a police dog. The only way I know of where that could happen would be in a state where (a) the killing of a police dog is a felony (it is not even a felony… [cont.]
Answered by Radical Geezer - Mon Jul 10 11:17:22 2006
What happens during the booking process at a jail?
Q. As I wrote in a previous question, I am a 28 year old male and have to report to jail for a six month sentence. I'm wondering what to expect during booking and processing after I self-report. A friend told me that I'll have to strip, shower and have my hair cut. Is this accurate?
Asked by Scotto - Fri Apr 10 23:50:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not totally accurate. They are gonna make you strip and search you, they will give you something new to wear and shoes, they will probably finger print you again and give you an ID bracelet or card. You are probably gonna sit in a holding cell for a while till they put you in a cell. I'm not sure if they will make you shower, but no they won't cut your hair. Good luck, I hope your 6 months fly by.
Answered by Misty F - Fri Apr 10 23:58:31 2009
Q. As I wrote in a previous question, I am a 28 year old male and have to report to jail for a six month sentence. I'm wondering what to expect during booking and processing after I self-report. A friend told me that I'll have to strip, shower and have my hair cut. Is this accurate?
Asked by Scotto - Fri Apr 10 23:50:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not totally accurate. They are gonna make you strip and search you, they will give you something new to wear and shoes, they will probably finger print you again and give you an ID bracelet or card. You are probably gonna sit in a holding cell for a while till they put you in a cell. I'm not sure if they will make you shower, but no they won't cut your hair. Good luck, I hope your 6 months fly by.
Answered by Misty F - Fri Apr 10 23:58:31 2009
What will you do,if cops wants to take you to jail because of drunkenness?
Q. In some countries there is different law about drunkenness.In Turkey if you don't do anything wrong after you drink; police can't take you to jail,but sometimes religious cops will take you to jail.One night it happened to me and I resisted them and they attacked me with their billies.
Asked by Selcuk - Tue Sep 11 09:36:18 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd be grateful that I'll be returning home when I've sobered up instead of being jailed for decades like in some other countries.
Answered by dardekkis - Tue Sep 11 09:44:19 2007
Q. In some countries there is different law about drunkenness.In Turkey if you don't do anything wrong after you drink; police can't take you to jail,but sometimes religious cops will take you to jail.One night it happened to me and I resisted them and they attacked me with their billies.
Asked by Selcuk - Tue Sep 11 09:36:18 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd be grateful that I'll be returning home when I've sobered up instead of being jailed for decades like in some other countries.
Answered by dardekkis - Tue Sep 11 09:44:19 2007
What are the pros and cons of increasing jail time for the possession of a gun?
Q. In Canada, the current jail time for possesing a gun is 5 years. What do you think will be the pros and cons of increasing the time from 5 to 10 years? possessing*
Asked by untitled10101 - Wed Feb 28 23:16:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not familiar with Canada's gun laws. But in Australia, they made it illegal to own a gun and gun crime went UP. UP, they had MORE gun crime. I assume you are saying that the mere possession of a gun in Canada will get you 5 years in jail. Good reason to stay away from Canada. In VA, we have a much more reasonable gun law. If you commit a crime and have a gun, or you steal a gun, or commit any kind of gun crime, then the minimum sentence is 5 years. I think the way that works is that if the crime carries a sentence of 5 years and you use a gun, then you get another 5 years for a total of 10 years. After all, the Second Amendment is for law abiding citizens, not criminals.
Answered by plezurgui - Wed Feb 28 23:32:37 2007
Q. In Canada, the current jail time for possesing a gun is 5 years. What do you think will be the pros and cons of increasing the time from 5 to 10 years? possessing*
Asked by untitled10101 - Wed Feb 28 23:16:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not familiar with Canada's gun laws. But in Australia, they made it illegal to own a gun and gun crime went UP. UP, they had MORE gun crime. I assume you are saying that the mere possession of a gun in Canada will get you 5 years in jail. Good reason to stay away from Canada. In VA, we have a much more reasonable gun law. If you commit a crime and have a gun, or you steal a gun, or commit any kind of gun crime, then the minimum sentence is 5 years. I think the way that works is that if the crime carries a sentence of 5 years and you use a gun, then you get another 5 years for a total of 10 years. After all, the Second Amendment is for law abiding citizens, not criminals.
Answered by plezurgui - Wed Feb 28 23:32:37 2007
How long will my husband actually be in jail?
Q. So my huzby is in jail serving 12 days only.We keep hearing he may be released around his 7 to 8 day in there.Is this true?Will he possibly even be released with the weekend coming up and all?
Asked by oamnagr - Thu Dec 13 19:35:01 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could change to a year or 2
Answered by 1st Buzie - Thu Dec 13 19:42:39 2007
Q. So my huzby is in jail serving 12 days only.We keep hearing he may be released around his 7 to 8 day in there.Is this true?Will he possibly even be released with the weekend coming up and all?
Asked by oamnagr - Thu Dec 13 19:35:01 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It could change to a year or 2
Answered by 1st Buzie - Thu Dec 13 19:42:39 2007
How much is the jail term in sri lanka when someone is charged for owning some money?
Q. i have a relative who has a deadline to pay a money debt, if he doesent he will go to jail. How much is the jail term for someone who owes money in the country of sri lanka?
Asked by maria v - Mon Oct 15 09:21:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know, but I think I'd leave first.
Answered by is it 5 yet? - Mon Oct 15 09:32:46 2007
Q. i have a relative who has a deadline to pay a money debt, if he doesent he will go to jail. How much is the jail term for someone who owes money in the country of sri lanka?
Asked by maria v - Mon Oct 15 09:21:55 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know, but I think I'd leave first.
Answered by is it 5 yet? - Mon Oct 15 09:32:46 2007
What do you think of Vick reporting to jail before he is even sentenced?
Q. What is the reasoning behind that? I can't see that being beneficial in any way. Why would the jail even except him if he hasn't even been sentenced? That's very strange.
Asked by Wayne - Thu Nov 22 22:52:25 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. to make himself look good
Answered by omarionsgirl1983 - Thu Nov 22 22:54:46 2007
Q. What is the reasoning behind that? I can't see that being beneficial in any way. Why would the jail even except him if he hasn't even been sentenced? That's very strange.
Asked by Wayne - Thu Nov 22 22:52:25 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. to make himself look good
Answered by omarionsgirl1983 - Thu Nov 22 22:54:46 2007
What are the rules for sitting out fines in jail?
Q. I'm wondering what the rules are for opting to sit out fines in jail? Haqs anyone ever done it or know someone who has?
Asked by me - Mon Jan 8 22:16:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am guessing the rules apply to all people. You're a prisoner... Do you think you're special. You get paid in the range of 40.00$ dollars a day towards a fine.
Answered by NONAME - Mon Jan 8 22:25:57 2007
Q. I'm wondering what the rules are for opting to sit out fines in jail? Haqs anyone ever done it or know someone who has?
Asked by me - Mon Jan 8 22:16:47 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am guessing the rules apply to all people. You're a prisoner... Do you think you're special. You get paid in the range of 40.00$ dollars a day towards a fine.
Answered by NONAME - Mon Jan 8 22:25:57 2007
How do you find out what someones in jail for without calling the jail to find out?
Q. I need to know how a person can find out what someone elses charges are without calling the specific jail to find out. Because most jails wont disclose this info if your not family.
Asked by Curious - Wed Mar 28 06:17:31 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call the County Court Clerk's Office. It is a matter of public record and they will print a list of all crimes/ charges/ incarcerations past and present. They may charge a fee, but they DO have to provide the info...
Answered by jhvnmt - Wed Mar 28 07:18:35 2007
Q. I need to know how a person can find out what someone elses charges are without calling the specific jail to find out. Because most jails wont disclose this info if your not family.
Asked by Curious - Wed Mar 28 06:17:31 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call the County Court Clerk's Office. It is a matter of public record and they will print a list of all crimes/ charges/ incarcerations past and present. They may charge a fee, but they DO have to provide the info...
Answered by jhvnmt - Wed Mar 28 07:18:35 2007
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Tuesday Nov 20 2007 07 36pm cst lubbock the Lubbock County Sheriff s Department is searching for an inmate They let him out of jail accidentally Joseph Luis Gonzalez Junior had been in jail since February It was
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Jail. -order Brides [Mark Steyn]. In an Iranian prison, marriage is till death do us part: He said he had been a highly regarded member of the force, and had so "impressed my superiors" that, at 18, "I was given the 'honor' to temporarily ...
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