any one else hearing - it looks like they forgot to turn off the mic in the court room
Jenny has to do redirect first right? then juror questions? then jenny again, the Juan again, then done for the night?
Jail is where people serve their sentence for a misdemeanor crime. Prison is where people serve their sentence for a felony crime.
Jail is where the accused are held until they are convicted, IF they cannot afford bail. Sometimes, they can be held without bail though.
If Jodi is found guilty of a felony (murder), she will be transported to Prison, where it's more of a long term affair, and MUCH easier to do the time. Long term facilities (prison), let inmates get REALLY comfortable, conjugal visits, televisions, lots of freedom, and some prisons let inmates have pet cats! They get all sorts of personal belongings and they have relationships, do drugs, party, etc. It's a crazy society where some Correction Officers will take bribes (money or sex) to look the other way about certain things.
Jail is "short term" usually up to a year, and since it also holds all the suspects, there's a lot more turn-over, people coming and going. You don't build life-long relationships/friendships so much, and you get less comforts/amenities.
If I were to commit a crime and get caught and convicted, I would much prefer to do that time in Prison, personally. Hope that shed some light on your question.
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