Comments on: What is the difference between jail and prison? http://www.ansarasra.org/jail/what-is-the-difference-between-jail-and-prison Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:32:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: jakflak http://www.ansarasra.org/jail/what-is-the-difference-between-jail-and-prison/comment-page-1#comment-6960 jakflak Mon, 28 Dec 2009 20:41:59 +0000 http://www.ansarasra.org/jail/what-is-the-difference-between-jail-and-prison#comment-6960 Jail is less than a year. Prison is more than a year.<br><b>References : </b><br>13 years law enforcement Jail is less than a year. Prison is more than a year.
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]]> By: Dillo B http://www.ansarasra.org/jail/what-is-the-difference-between-jail-and-prison/comment-page-1#comment-6959 Dillo B Mon, 28 Dec 2009 19:56:59 +0000 http://www.ansarasra.org/jail/what-is-the-difference-between-jail-and-prison#comment-6959 Jail is merely a holding place or a place that is used for short-term sentences and depending on which jail facility it is, the jail can receive anywhere from $50.00 to around $100.00 per person per night that, that person serves in jail. Prison on the other hand is a prison facility that is either owned by the state and/or a private company, where a person convicted of a crime is sent to, to serve out a long sentence and depending on which prison facility it is, the prison can receive anywhere from $85.00 or more per inmate per night that, that inmate serves in prison. Jails and prisons have become big business, since the money they receive from the government/taxpayers. Privately owned prisons use inmates to work in factories that are located on the prison grounds and the private companies that own such prisons get filthy rich off the production of the inmates. The government did away with corporal punishment to correct children effectively in hopes of those children turning into criminals later on in life, so that they would get in trouble with the law and in turn, be sent to prisons and work them in such privately owned prison factories. It's called legalized slavery. It's all about business and making money. As to further validate what I've said... "What have been called "PRISON DUMPSITES' in America are owned by corporations. They are built and operated by companies like Corrections Corporation of America and Wackenhut Corp. for a profit. Ten thousand prisoners are now confined to private facilities owned by these companies. Communities like Estancia, in Torrence County, New Mexico, is a "host" community to a large prison owned by Corrections Corp. of America, as is Grants, New Mexico, the home to their prison for women, and another dozen or so prisons throughout the U.S.A., mostly in Southern States. On CBS television, Sunday, December 2nd, 1990, (KVAL-TV, in Eugene, Oregon); "The West" Show (11:30 PM) presented a segment called "PRISON DUMPSITES", by Joe Oliver, exposing "prisons-for-profit". In a splendid coverage, interviews were shown in which residents of Torrence County, New Mexico (Estancia, N.M.) were helpless to prevent Corrections Corporation of America from locating a new "Mega-prison" there, near a National Park. Residents and prison opponents J. D. Coburn and Richard Rahm, as well as Torrence County Commissioner Jim Summers said that CCA built the prison on speculation, for its own interests. No one there invited them to locate a prison there, but that CCA had prevailed over all opposition from citizens of the community." Therefore, let the actual truth be none about the crooked system of legalized slavery.<br><b>References : </b><br>http://www.prop1.org/legal/prisons/esa1.htm Jail is merely a holding place or a place that is used for short-term sentences and depending on which jail facility it is, the jail can receive anywhere from $50.00 to around $100.00 per person per night that, that person serves in jail. Prison on the other hand is a prison facility that is either owned by the state and/or a private company, where a person convicted of a crime is sent to, to serve out a long sentence and depending on which prison facility it is, the prison can receive anywhere from $85.00 or more per inmate per night that, that inmate serves in prison. Jails and prisons have become big business, since the money they receive from the government/taxpayers. Privately owned prisons use inmates to work in factories that are located on the prison grounds and the private companies that own such prisons get filthy rich off the production of the inmates. The government did away with corporal punishment to correct children effectively in hopes of those children turning into criminals later on in life, so that they would get in trouble with the law and in turn, be sent to prisons and work them in such privately owned prison factories. It’s called legalized slavery. It’s all about business and making money. As to further validate what I’ve said… "What have been called "PRISON DUMPSITES’ in America are owned by corporations. They are built and operated by companies like Corrections Corporation of America and Wackenhut Corp. for a profit. Ten thousand prisoners are now confined to private facilities owned by these companies. Communities like Estancia, in Torrence County, New Mexico, is a "host" community to a large prison owned by Corrections Corp. of America, as is Grants, New Mexico, the home to their prison for women, and another dozen or so prisons throughout the U.S.A., mostly in Southern States. On CBS television, Sunday, December 2nd, 1990, (KVAL-TV, in Eugene, Oregon); "The West" Show (11:30 PM) presented a segment called "PRISON DUMPSITES", by Joe Oliver, exposing "prisons-for-profit". In a splendid coverage, interviews were shown in which residents of Torrence County, New Mexico (Estancia, N.M.) were helpless to prevent Corrections Corporation of America from locating a new "Mega-prison" there, near a National Park. Residents and prison opponents J. D. Coburn and Richard Rahm, as well as Torrence County Commissioner Jim Summers said that CCA built the prison on speculation, for its own interests. No one there invited them to locate a prison there, but that CCA had prevailed over all opposition from citizens of the community." Therefore, let the actual truth be none about the crooked system of legalized slavery.
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http://www.prop1.org/legal/prisons/esa1.htm

]]> By: Bruce http://www.ansarasra.org/jail/what-is-the-difference-between-jail-and-prison/comment-page-1#comment-6958 Bruce Mon, 28 Dec 2009 19:46:59 +0000 http://www.ansarasra.org/jail/what-is-the-difference-between-jail-and-prison#comment-6958 A jail is run by the county, a prison by the state. A jail houses persons awaiting trial, and for those who have been found guilty in a court of law and sentenced to less than a year in confinement. A prison houses persons who have been found guilty in a court of law and are sentenced to over one year.<br><b>References : </b><br>Law enforcement since 1991 A jail is run by the county, a prison by the state.

A jail houses persons awaiting trial, and for those who have been found guilty in a court of law and sentenced to less than a year in confinement.

A prison houses persons who have been found guilty in a court of law and are sentenced to over one year.
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Law enforcement since 1991

]]> By: Citicop http://www.ansarasra.org/jail/what-is-the-difference-between-jail-and-prison/comment-page-1#comment-6957 Citicop Mon, 28 Dec 2009 19:17:59 +0000 http://www.ansarasra.org/jail/what-is-the-difference-between-jail-and-prison#comment-6957 Jail is a holding facility for people who have not yet been to trial, or who have been sentenced to serve time for minor crimes (usually a year or less). Prison is where people who have to serve more than a year go after they have been sentenced.<br><b>References : </b><br>9+ years Law Enforcement Jail is a holding facility for people who have not yet been to trial, or who have been sentenced to serve time for minor crimes (usually a year or less).

Prison is where people who have to serve more than a year go after they have been sentenced.
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9+ years Law Enforcement

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