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Pre-sentencing

Interview with Wade and Casey

JM: Tell us about the pre-sentencing process:
Wade: When your pre sentence you live on the jail unit of the prison this is either the tier building the dorm and now c pod I was in the dorm witch is a big room with like 50 or so bunk beds its good not being in a cell all day but it lacks privacy
Casey: Held in "intake" for 3-5 days, until Tuberculosis shot proves you are healthy enough for population. While in "intake" only allowed out of the cell for 3 hours per day. After you are cleared, you are given a cell with 2-3 roommates. On lock down to clean up for meals, at night to sleep, and whenever codes are called on the males, which is OFTEN.

JM: Did you have police stop by your house for questioning? If not please give us details on how you came to be arrested.
Wade: I was driving down the road with a friend we were leaving target when vice cops pulled us over I've had run in with vice before so they automatically searched are car they found a quarter pound of weed in the back seat so they arrested me and charged me with possesion of class d w int
Casey: My mother turned me in by calling the police, making them aware of my arrival home. I was brought to the station and interrogated. Leading up to the station, they would not even hint to why I was being questioned. At the station, I was read my rights after being told why I was there.

JM: What was court like? Please give as many details as you recall.
Wade: Court sucks its a long and slow process there's motions and trails and other stuff it usually takes over a year to resolve a case my case was from 2010 but I didn't even end up in jail for it till 2013 so it can drag out a long time
Casey: Court was stressful and humiliating. The only good thing about that was how everyone else there felt the same as you, so there was a kind of unspoken bond. Unless of coarse they were your co-defendant. In which case, you are so overwhelmed with stress that all other feeling is useless.

JM: What were your original charges? What did you end up being convicted of?
Wade: Possesion of class d with int
Casey: Unlawful Possession of Weapons in the 2nd and 3rd degree

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