Ain't Scared of your Jails

The focus of the video documentary 'Do not be afraid of your prison' is the enthusiasm of thousands of African Americans who participate in the civil rights movement and give new direction. In 1960, the lunch counter sat quietly in the south. In 1961, freeride was done across the southern province. These vehicles include African-Americans who exchange places with white Americans on a public transport bus. A white man sits behind and a black man sits in front of the bus.

This is not 1960 years, and Comey is not J. Edger. Currently, deep countries seem to be fully focused on breaking cards. This is not your grandfather's FBI, the situation is even worse. (This is not a good sign for ordinary Caucasians. They are no longer focusing on us ... They are focusing on you.) Instead of FBI, one that opposes racial discrimination there is.

Even before you press the keystroke, please trust me, I agree with you - the 10 - day imprisonment is not that terrible. It is irrelevant whether the 10-month tax evasion with your uncle James or your high school friends is in federal prison for five years. My judgment is a decline in the service time system. But my crime is still corrupt. Even though the majority of the facts surrounding the case are trimmed and dry - let the wrong people start to jump out of the conclusion, we will have an outdoor day. Potential flight risk? please confirm. Perhaps you are following a car? Why? Denied arrest? It is almost certain. Today, prisons throughout the United States are filled with embarrassing incidents that may bring a headache to the judge requiring an ice pack and a church bench.

The first option is to appease to leave your prison and continue your life. Option 2 is still waiting in jail one day at the court. Because it is a city or county prison, not a state or federal prison, it is also a person who is not convicted. As you have seen, there is a high possibility that you will be convicted if you stay in prison, and if convicted, it may lead to a long sentence. According to the New York City Audit Authority, the administrative cost of the Rikers Island Prison in 2014 was $ 1.1 billion. The prisoners' expenditure at that time was about 100 thousand dollars, but reports of abuse in urban prisons were rampant. According to the news, Brod was only 16 years old when arrested, but was traumatized by suicide in the prison.