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Sentencing

Interview with Toby, J. Friday, Jeremy, Keith, Lisa, Jenny, Alicia, Darryl and Brian

JM: How long was your sentencing for?
Toby: 3 yrs fl prison
J. Friday: 270 days, with 103 days taken off for the time I had already spent in jail, on that charge.
Jeremy: None. My probation was terminated.
Keith: 25 days in jail for no reason.
Lisa: one day.
Jenny: I believe it was for about 4 months.
Alicia: Six months,but felt like a year
Darryl: 6yrs do 1yr the remainder oi f 5yrs on probation

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?
Toby: not so bad since i was already used to jail.
J. Friday: I was already incarcerated when i went to court, so I just had to make the reverse trip back to my POD. It's about an 8 hour round trip to go to court from jail. You go through a whole series of holding cells on the way there, and on the way back. The whole process isnt pleasant at all, you move from one dank nasty cell to the next. With about 300 other inmates, all going to the same place. The closer you get to your courtroom, the less people there are in the cells with you. Finally, you're in a tiny cell right behind the courtroom, it's probebly 6 by 9, with 7-8 people. After court, it's the same thing in reverse.
Jeremy: Yes. Every inmate does. It was dark, nasty and stank like hell.
Keith: Unfair.
Lisa: Yes, it was long and cold. Too many inmates cramped into a small cell.
Jenny: Yes. Very boring. You're in a room with people you don't know, and it is always very cold there.
Brian: place was nasty.
Alicia: Yes, it was a very small cell with about 10 to 15 girls in it. The toilet was nasty smelling and some of the girls were just as smelly so it made it unbareabl for the others..
Darryl: Yesi spent a few hours in a holding cell.all holding celks are the same,cold dirty and bi er ing.nothing ti do but sit or sleep if your lucky then after a few hours I was taken back to jail

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