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Hartford CC

177 Weston St
Hartford, CT 06120
(860) 240-1800

Interview with Ray, Oscar and Marshall

JM: How long was your sentencing for?
Ray: The judge wanted 18 months and I was able to talk him down to 15 months.
Oscar: 40 months with 5 years special parole for forgery 1st and 1 year with 2 years suspended
Marshall: i spent 2 weeks in jail and got 3 years probation and 3 suspended Not counting the other times i went to jail

JM: Did you spend time in a holding cell after your sentencing? If so, what was that like? If you didn't where did they they take you instead?
Ray: After seeing the judge, I went back to the holding cell with the same lively characters plus a couple new additions that were on bond and monus a few for being innocent. All you can do is sit back and listen to the crazy stories that are generated.
Oscar: I spent all of my time pretty much in holding cells due to my irritable temper and personality, I was not supposed to be put in dorms any longer even though they violated that also.
Marshall: yes i did, it smelled and was very cold.. people were very rude i was thirsty and hungry, the sandwich was nasty and i just wanted to go back home.

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