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Sentencing

Interview with Jennifer, Robert, Kathleen, Holly, Damon and Wade

JM: How long was your sentencing for?
Jennifer: I served 3 weeks in jail and all together for all the charges I served around 2-3 months in jail. I'm currently doing weekends.
Robert: I got found guilty of it they gave me 2 months in jail. I appealed it and got out of jail and then went infront of another judge and was found not guilty.
Kathleen: 18 months but I ended up only doing 90 days out of the 18 months
Holly: My sentance was 6 months but she suspended 5 months and 20 days.
Damon: 1 year and a half of probation although I spent almost 7 months in the facility. you take a bunch of alpha males
Wade: No sentence was given, instead an 18 month supervised probation period was handed alongside the probation before judgement decision.

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?
Jennifer: Yes I spent time in a holding cell afterwards. I was in the holding cell for about 2-3 hours waiting for everyones court to be done. It is very cold in the holding cell and very dirty. the bench is little so not alot of people can sit on them and sometimes you have to sit on the dirty floor.
Robert: yes I spent time in the holding cell afterwards. they had no seats in there and they didnt give me any food until I got to the jail. it was also crowded and dirty.
Kathleen: Yes I did and I wasn't in the holding cell very long. As soon as I got processed and gave up all my belongings I got put in a holding cell for no longer then an hour then I was put into the escort wagon.
Holly: Yes I did spend time in a holding cell after sentancing until they could transport me to jail it was crazy I was in the cell for hours I had to wait till court was over to go I was sentanced at 11 so from then till like 8p.m I was in the holding cell no food no water nothing.and it smelled like urine I was the only female it was hell.
Damon: I spent alot of time in holding cells. they're dark , dirty , uncomfortable and crowded. a holding g cell is your worst idea of jail , you and 15 pissed off strangers all locked in 1 big cell.
Wade: Again, my time spent in a cell was for VOP which was technically after what is traditionally considered sentencing, but at the same time I was not conventionally sentenced to anything. But sitting in a jil cell for a full day was very disturbing when being arrested for a driving related crime, as someone with no prior record it was extremely disenfranchising to face the possibility of being held without bail on such charges.

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