He was processed out of the Washington County Jail March or very early April of 2006
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Try browsing the Washington county courthouse web at http://www.co.washington.oh.us/index-1.htm
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The son of the man in jail.
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most counties will come and pick up the inmate if it is within the same state. He does have an "x" ammount in which Riverside would have to come and pick him up or else Orange Co will have to release him.
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Try the link below.  It appears that this is a state run website that lets you select the county that the person is incarerated in.
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They have in the past.  I believe it was in the 1980's when Castro put some of the worst criminals and the mentally ill on boats and sent them to the US on a "leave Cuba without being shot" type of day.  The US was waiting to deport them when the prisoners rioted in Atlanta and someplace in Mississippi I think.  Bottom line is, he can and probably will get deported, or else, spend a good chunk of time in Federal Prison.
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I worked county corrections for six years.  Radio use during indoor recreational time was allowed.
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Call the police, they are trained for that.  Can you move in the mean time?\n\nHe has a criminal record that led to his deportation.  He most likely entered the States illegally.\n\nThey'll pick him up.
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Ignoring a court order. And you will do time in a county jail.
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If he is in prison already then it wont matter if he tells you what he is in for. They already know, they put him in there. The only way that will make a difference is if there is more to the story than he wants them to know. You can find out why hes in there according to the court records by searching the california court district court records which are public knowledge and free to browse. One surefire way is to go to the local courthouse in that area and ask to see the court records for that county/area and give his name. They will charge you for copies in the pennies. Also you may be able to do a search to find the official california district court records site. There will be some that will try to charge you. Dont pay there is a free one out there somewhere. It might be hard to find though. In Oklahoma the site is odcr.com "oklahoma distric court records.com" I dont live there anymore but thats what it is and I know that every state has one. You will find a link similar to offender lookup or violator info and click on it to type in and search names.
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hehehe seems that he spend a lot of time in jail
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First of all, I think you're putting yourself in a dangerous situation. Second of all, I'd let the authorities know.  If he has been convicted before and is engaging in this type of behavior, he'll go right back to jail. If he hasn't been convicted then he needs to be. Either way you need to make the authorities aware of the situation.
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It all depends on where you are.  First check to see what county it is in and check the Superior Court website (court may be called something else).  Then check if available the court calendar and minute entries.  The minute entries will give you more detailed information.  \n\nIf the person was sentenced to jail (less than 1 year) you can check at the county sheriff's office for more information.  If the person was sent to department of corrections (prison) check the state d.o.c. website.
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assuming he had a trial- it is public record. you can ask the courthouse for a copy of the trial. there will probably be a fee involved.
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Everything said before is right.  But consider\n(1) Are these people in county jail (typically for sentences for less than a year), in state prison (typically for sentences in state court for more than a year) or federal prison (typically for sentences in FEDERAL court for offenses).\n(2) If you do not know, start with the federal locator that someone has linked to above( because it's nationwide) and if you have no luck, then try your state system.
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washington county pa?? well anyway write to the papers and if it is in pa, you might wanna give alan cox a call. ( disc jockey for 105.9) he'll get it all over the radio station.
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Basic answer: I'm fairly sure it's what is known as a 16-2-3 felony...meaning you can get 16 months, 2 years or 3 years in prison.\n\nDon't freak out.  Post some more information and I can probably narrow that down for you.  Sometimes we charge 11350 and we're wrong.  Here's what I would want to know to give you a better idea:\n\nWhat was the drug?\n\nHow much of it was there?\n\nDoes the arrestee have prior convictions for anything?\n\nIs the arrested person on probation or parole?\n\nAnd above all else, it ain't over until the fat lady sings, and nobody gets punished for anything if they're not guilty.  \n\nPost some more details and I'll keep an eye on this question so I can come back and edit my answer.\n\nDon't tell me anything the police don't already know (in other words, don't tell me your boyfriend got arrested for a quarter gram of cocaine but the cops missed the four kilos at the house).\n\n2/9/06: Well, depending on the county he's on probation in, prison is certainly a possibility.  Failing to appear and having a dirty test are bad enough, but to have more cocaine (and based on the 11350 charge you're asking about, I'm assuming it was coke...meth would be 11377) on him when he was arrested is certainly not good.  He may well have probation revoked and reinstated (basically a "do-over") and might end up with a lengthy stay in jail as a sanction.  I have to tell you, though...depending on the county you guys are in, prison is not out of the question.  Some counties are lenient and others are not.  Prop 36 (not 39) court is a good thing, but you have to behave if you want to stay in it.  \n\nWas he charged with a new possession offense when he was arrested, or are they handling the dope he had on him when he was arrested as just a violation of probation?  I would imagine they'll handle it as a violation of probation, rather than opening a whole new case...and a VOP can sometimes carry a stiffer penalty than a new case.  A lot of this will also depend on what the terms of his probation were when he was put into Prop 36 court.  If he received a suspended sentence (meaning that the judge told him he will send him to prison if he screws up *again*, but will let him do Prop 36 instead), he may very well go to prison on this new violation.  \n\nThere's a lot of variables and once your boyfriend has had a chance to talk with his attorney, he'll have a pretty good idea of where his case is heading.\n\nIf you are really as unfamiliar with drugs as you've said, I've got to suggest that maybe this guy is not for you.  It would appear that he's a little *too* familiar with drugs...and although that wasn't your question, that is my answer.\n\nBest of luck to both of you.
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I have had friends in jails in the Texas system and I know guards in the Texas prison system and because I have asked this very question myself,I will TRY to my best ability to answer your question.\nAs it stands for now,the person with the earliest release date of May 2008 this means if that person spends all of their required time this is the earliest they can get out.\nIf they have a parole hearing Dec 2006,this could prove to be the release date or soon after that date, provided the prisioner meets the criteria for release.\nIf the prisoner does not meet criteria for release then there is another parole hearing in March 2008 prior to the scheduled release date if the prisoner has to fulfill their whole sentence.\nIt is the practice of the legal system to make the prisoner as safe as possible before release therefore they preset parole board hearings and during that time they watch the prisioner and document all behavior that could adversely affect their parole date.\nThey also try desperately to keep outsiders from really knowing what is going on legally with the prisoner so that they can maintain the utmost security on that prisoner and in the prison system.\nI hope that I have helped some but keep in mind,I am explaining this as best I can given the information I have been given and I may not have explained it very clearly.\n\nGood Luck