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Good Behavior

Interview with Luis, Kelly, Cheryl, Tina and Shaylee

JM: Did you get off early based on good behavior?
Luis: Yea right, like thats really gonna happen.
Kelly: no
Cheryl: No
Tina: I was out of Oklahoma County the same day that I was transported up from Cleveland County
Shaylee: Hell No I was even denied parole and my sentence was to be served as non violent according to what i signed in court, however i guess DOC has the power to disregard sentences because i was forced to serve violent time, that means i had to serve more time than the judge sentenced me to

JM: What is the most time off you can receive for good behavior?
Luis: you got me man. I never heard of anything like that while I was there.
Kelly: im not sure if there is any
Cheryl: I'm not sure
Tina: Not sure
Shaylee: It varies based on the crime comitted

JM: What types of actions do you need to avoid in order to get time off? Did you ever witness somebody losing time off for good behavior?
Luis: Like I said I have no idea of that concept being utilized in this particular jail.
Kelly: arguing or fighting with inmates and/or guards
Cheryl: Fighting, causing trouble, just breaking the rules.
Shaylee: I dont know because i remained misconduct free and received great job evaluations and it went without notice

How many hours or days can they hold you in oklahoma county jail before they have to charge you or set you free?

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Justcowgirl
Saturday, June 5, 2010

I was in there for 3 days before I could bail out. And charges were not filed

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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

A Justice Department report rips the Oklahoma County jail as a chaotic and largely unsupervised den of "unconscionableā€ violence, abuse and medical neglect.

Detailed in the federal report are jail deaths, excessive use of force and a "disturbingā€ incident in which a pregnant woman was handcuffed to a rail for 10 hours while giving birth to a premature baby.
The child died at a metro-area hospital.

However, the seriousness of the report led the U.S. Marshals and Immigration and Customs Enforcement to transfer 160 federal inmates from the Oklahoma County jail over the weekend to jails in Tulsa and Grady counties until the issues are officially resolved.

The report details excessive inmate-on-inmate violence and use of force by jail staff, an unsanitary kitchen with birds and insects, lack of clothing and showers, several fire hazards and virtually no mental health treatment. There is also an inadequate investigatory process to review deaths and other serious incidents, according to the report.
The U.S. Attorney General could file a lawsuit against Oklahoma County if conditions do not improve, according to the report.

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Saturday, March 13, 2010

Do you see the officers descriminate on who they yell and curse at... hit, etc... the most?

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brooke
Friday, August 1, 2008