How do people get killed in jail?
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Lethal injection is used in almost all cases in the United States, it has the least charges against it of being inhumane.\n\nThere has recently been issue taken with lethal injection, however. A group of anesthesiologists refused to take part in one in California since they felt it may be a violation of the Hippocratic oath to not stop the procedure if the inmate appeared to be in pain.\n\nIn many states the procedure is actually performed by paramedics since doctors may be able to lose their license for taking part.
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What does that matter? They are being tried & convicted some to life in prison, some to death. Military prison is not like state prison either.
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I WOULD SAY MURDER BECAUSE PEOPLE ONLY GO TO JAIL FOR 3-5 YEARS WHEN THEY RAPE SOMEBODY WITHOUT A WEAPON 15-20 WITHA  WEAPON AND THEY GO FOR LIFE WHEN THE KILL SOMEBODY.
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you lose the case you go to jail probably
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No, they actually get killed and kill others.
83981
yes and kill him even \n\nyou can do so much damage with physical violence and a little fight could land you in jail for life...just don't do it
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it depends on the jail.
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I was jailed for 10 months for assisting an offender and perverting the course of justice. I lied to the police about the whereabouts of my then boyfriend who was wanted by the police. My boyfriend had stabbed somebody that beat up his sister badly and i covered up for him. I thought my sentence was pretty harsh and still do as hit and run drivers get a fine and 3 points even if the victim dies.I wasn't a danger to or harmed anyone.
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I'm sorry everyone seems so eager to assume that anyone behind bars is automatically a dangerous, evil creature.\nMany people in jails have not even been tried yet for a crime, let alone convicted.\n\nTo report unsafe conditions, first write to your county building inspector, fire marshall and/or health dept. If that does not get the situation corrected, contact the ACLU\ngo to this link to find your local chapter http://www.aclu.org/\n\nUnsafe conditions can also be of interest to local media, so you might send copies of your letters to local news outlets....nothing like headlines to get folks off their back pockets.\nFor failure to provide medical care, first address the jail administrator, then contact the ACLU.
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you go to jail....lol
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Only if your in jail (sometimes)
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CALL the jail and ask them
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All of those forms have some draw backs.\n\nPerhaps the guys on the firing squad were up late the night before on a drinking binge, and their aim and general demeanor is not what it should be when they aim for the heart...and miss.  Oops.\n\nSitting in a chair being flash fried can't be all that humane and there have been several instances in which inmates were not instantly killed, but had to be subjected to multiple electric shocks.\n\n"Hanged by the neck until dead."  Well, what happens if the neck in question doesn't snap immediately?  The person just dangles and jerks around as they slowly asphyxiate.  \n\nAnd lethal injection?  Well, out of the four you mention, that's probably the most humane...a little pin prick and two intravenous catheters are inserted in the arms and the chemicals are magical injected and the person dies within 7 minutes.  (hopefully)\n\nIs there a humane way to put someone to death?  Probably not.  But then again what's humane about the death penalty?
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Judges formally have to give 2 consecutive life sentences because thats the punishment the crimes calls for. Of course it does not mean their bodies sit in jail after they die, it would rot!\nIf it was only 1 person that was murdered, the person could get two life sentences because one would be for the act of homicide while the other might be for a felony the defendant was committing simultaneously with the crime. (I.E. A person commits first degree sexual assault then murders the victim during the same act.)\n\nThe point it, the judge must formally give the defendant his sentencing. But you are right, the symantics and logic of "you will be in prison until you die" serves the same purpose but the first one is much less grusom to the listeners ear.
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it all depend on there behavior. if they have good behavior, and a job dutie they will get out early than what they suppose to do. trust me I know I been there to many time I know the jails and what they expect of you while you are there.
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Go to Texas.  Kill someone.  Turn yourself in.  You'll learn all about it.
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How you gonna get money from someone in jail?  The last I heard they don't get paid very well there.