what you call when someone has to go to jail for beating somebody up?
927611
Battery, Assault and Battery, Aggravated Battery?  There's a lot of descriptions for that.
1084141
It is a form of judicial corporal punishment that is legal in many countries.  The guilty person is taken to a public place (hence "public") and beaten with a switch/stick (made from bamboo, hence "cane").  The sentence usually specifies the number of lashes the person receives.  This punishment made international headlines several years ago when an 18yr.old American living in Singapore was found guilty of vandalizing a car.  His sentence was 6 lashes on his bare bottom.
1182371
The law says that you have to report if the person is being abused, is abusing someone, or is abusing themselves. At least that's what I have to follow...
133979
Well it sounds like you are very upset here...however, if the police are involved and on the side of your ex, it is likely that they think he is the good guy in this argument. I find it hard to believe that they beat you up while you were handcuffed--handcuffing is standard procedure for domestic issues, and if the person struggles they generally are forced to the ground or against the car.\n\nIf, however, you are actually being beaten, contact IA (Internal Affairs) of the police and lodge a formal complaint. You could also move to a different town, and you should find a public defender to represent you in court. \n\nYou are guaranteed to a fair and speedy trial by the Constitution, and also a public defender by the Miranda rights.\n\nIf you are in PRISON (not jail), you can plead habeas corpus with a lawyer if you actually did not commit the crimes you were charged with. Jail is just a common place to keep people before their trial, nothing you can do about that.\n\nAlso, the Constitution says you cannot be charged more than once with the same crime. If what you say is true, your civil rights are being trampled on. Contact the ACLU or any other rights watchdog group. \n\nhttp://www.aclu.org/
899211
Don't cut it off ,you will go to jail, beat the hell out of him he won't do it again!
904641
no - here they call it "assisted suicide" and you go to jail
825873
It is everyone's right not to be abused, that is the law. Sometimes the police step over the line, most often the criminals do. Still it is an officer's duty to see the scumbag gets to jail in as best shape as is humanly posssible to deliver him/her. Otherwise they will cry and kick up a fuss hoping people will forget they broke the law in the first place.
411268
That would be a NO!  It is illegal to restrain someone unless they are trying to hurt themselves or others.
810029
Only if your in jail (sometimes)
1167206
Your best bet is to call local law enforcement. If he his truly AWOL then he will be picked up and brought to jail. He will wait for extradition to the post to which he is assigned. As far as the abuse I would do the same thing. After the Army gets him they can try him for abuse or let the civilian courts take care of that.\nEither way contact local law enforcement.
949688
i dont know.... u'll land up in jail..
1118224
Yes you should. I take it you have never been to jail before. Its not a pleasant place. There are other ways to teach someone a lesson. That 's just cruel. Sorry.
979551
It's commonly used as shorthand for "on custodial remand".  People are remanded in custody if they are awaiting trial or sentence and the Court feels that they cannot grant bail.  Reasons have to be given for refusing bail, but the most common ones would be:\n- The person is a danger to the general public\n- The person remains a danger to the victim in the case\n- The person does not have a suitable bail address to offer (so that the Court and police couldn't monitor them)\n- They believe that the person will abscond and fail to return to Court.\n\nWhen the next Court hearing comes up as it will for your brother-in-law in 6 weeks' time, the defendant is "produced" at the hearing, which means that they are taken from the prison in a secure van with prison officer escorts and taken to Court.  When the sentence is passed, they will either be released (if a custodial sentence is not passed, or if they are already judged to have completed the sentence because of time already served in prison on remand) or taken back to prison to complete their custodial sentence.\n\nThe Prisoner's Families' Helpline can provide you with more information.  http://www.prisonersfamilieshelpline.org.uk/php/bin/readarticle.php?articlecode=9279
624850
Prison if you like fighting that much to call them "fighting skills" instead of martial arts.
240213
I don't think so. Jail is jail. No matter where they jail. They have no freedom. They will meet the same problem inside the prison such as bullying, pressuring ,fighting ,raping among the criminals. Not happy at all.
1172384
In certain states you can press charges on a person for that.
757693
call the jail they will tell you