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860 Camp Rd PJ: 4 months Katherine: Didnt Have one. Spent 402 days waiting to get sentenced. Jimmy: 365 days with 95 days credit time served Baldy: 1 day is too long here. Karen: I wasn't charges were dropped by prosecutor Richard: it was for 60 days Danielle: 1 year county jail with my previous jail time as credit 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? PJ: I spent 6 hours there. I was scared but I had never been to jail before. I spent most of the time staring at the walls. Katherine: The only holding cell I spent time in was the courts holding cell waiting to see the judge ans sometimes He wasnt there so i would spend at least 2-4 hours in there. Jimmy: no Baldy: super duper boring, it wasnt a nice experience. Richard: no, i had already gotten time served for time served because i could not bond out of jail and that was enough time on the misdemeanor conviction at that time Danielle: i had no choice but to sit in a holding cell. i was put in the cell upstairs first then taken downstairs once they had 5 or so inmates to go daown. Floridas Brevard County Jail Have you, or has someone you are concerned for been sentenced to time in jail? The Brevard County Jail has been around since 1976, housing individuals who have been sentenced to one year or less. We have been able to contact many ex-inmates and ask them about their own encounters with everyday life in jail, with the hopes that the information herein will give you an idea of what to expect. Their experiences are recent, and the information is precise and useful; it is our hope and purpose to provide clarity about what you can expect for yourself or your loved one, giving you some comfort in the process. Continue to the interview |