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Sentencing

Interview with Shawn, Tom, Linda, Margaret and Laura

JM: How long was your sentencing for?
Shawn: Twelve years with 80% It took about 35 mins to get sentenced
Tom: My original sentence was 15 days in County Jail, 100 dollar restitution and 52 weeks of anger management classes.
Linda: My sentencing was 2 years but I got credit for the 2 months I spent before my sentencing and I got to do the rest of the time on weekends.
Margaret: MY SENTENCE WASNT TIME, IT WAS A FINE OF $500.
Laura: I served almost 3 weeks in the county jail. I wasordered to paya fine of $500. I have to complete a52 week batters program. I am on summary probation, I can notown angun for 10 years,and I cant have any police contact for 3 years. My kids father ( whom I still live with ) was issued a no negative conatact order. If Ihave any negative contact, verbal orphysical and the cops arecalled I go to jail for a year.

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?
Shawn: The holding cell was cold, loud and smelled like dirty feet. plus the hours were long just standing around.
Tom: I was held in a holding cell for approximately 2 hours after video court. When everyone was done, everyone went back. Unfortunately each time it was about time for lunch so we would have to eat separately.
Linda: Yes I spent all day in the tiny holding cell. It was horrible because its all just cold cement and there is no place to sit because it is so crowded in there with all the other people going to court.
Margaret: AFTER SENTENCING, I WENT HOME. i DID SPEND TIME HOWEVER IN A HOLDING CELL AT WEST VALLEY AFTER BEING TRANSPORTED THERE FROM SAN BERNARDINO CENTRAL DETENTION CENTER IN SAN BERNARDINO.
Laura: After sentencing I was sentback to the jail holding cell for inmates. That was ok because I was going home and nothing could take that away. I didntwantto act to happy or gloatbecause not everyone was going home.

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