The both hold prisoners the obvious similarity would be that of restricted freedom - ie: you are held in a cell. more informative might be the difference - i believe jail imposed immediately after a crime is committed for temporary duration, while prison is sentenced for a definite time period after the alleged transgression has been tried in court.
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In England, jail is typically referred to as a prison. There are different types of prisons in England, including local prisons, high-security prisons, and young offender institutions.
the state of Texas has more prisons. . The Jefferson county area alone has more prisons and jails than any county in the USA. Including federal prisons federal holding facilities 2 state prisons a state jail a county jail a youth detention center and a youth prison.... Jefferson county Texas. Beaumont =ort arthur area. All between us69 and fm366...
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Prison or jail. Terms like 'correctional' are not used.
Drug offenders are the main reason for increased jail population.
yes it is for a price like 30$ or more a day,its like that in jail im assuming prisons the same No that is not true. You have to be on a methadone program before going to jail to get methadone in jail. And then they will detox you in a certain amount of time. I was detoxed 5mg a day until zero.
you allways get something out of it such as money or time in jail
Typhus used to be called jail fever. NB: Typhus is not the same as Typhoid fever.
(in the US) There are many types of prisons. State prisons - Federal prisons - Military prisons. There really is no such thing as a "typical prison." They can range in size from housing a few hundred prisoners, to those that house several thousands.
It depends on what your crime is, but most prisons do allow newspaper and TV
NO, there are no more "DEBTORS PRISONS".
"JAIL" is a word and a description that the general public loosely applies to most correctional/penal institutions. However - "JAIL" refers to confinement facilities operated by larger cities and counties. STATE PRISONS, are penal institutions operated by the state prison system and which house felony prisoners (and some misdemeanants) convicted in the state courts for breaking state law. FEDERAL PRISONS house prisoners convicted of breaking Federal law and are operated by the US Bureau of Prisons.