What are the rights when arrested?

Rights include remaining silent and having an attorney.

What is the atmosphere in holding like?

Holding is dangerous with minimal supervision and risky interactions.

Inmates form alliances and anticipate conflicts.

New attorney advises on legal proceedings and fees.

Old School considers bribing a judge and discusses strategies to reduce his sentence.

Inmates in jail face a dangerous and tense environment, with potential conflicts, fights, and alliances forming among different groups, highlighting the need for vigilance and caution in such settings.
Legal proceedings and interactions with attorneys play a crucial role in navigating the criminal justice system, from initial arrests to potential sentences, demonstrating the importance of legal counsel and strategic decision-making in facing charges and potential consequences.

What are the rights when arrested?
Rights include remaining silent and having an attorney.
What is the atmosphere in holding like?
Holding is dangerous with minimal supervision and risky interactions.
How do inmates interact in jail?
Inmates form alliances and anticipate conflicts.
What legal advice is given in jail?
New attorney advises on legal proceedings and fees.
How does Old School handle his legal situation?
Old School considers bribing a judge and discusses strategies to reduce his sentence.

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When arrested, rights include remaining silent, having an attorney, and being provided one if unable to afford it.
Being in a police car is uncomfortable due to small space and plexiglass barrier.
In holding, a fellow inmate asks for help hiding crack found in his jeans.
Holding is dangerous, with minimal supervision and risky interactions.
In jail, different floors are assigned, with warnings about dangerous areas like the "corner tank."
In jail, inmates receive two sandwiches, one with baloney and one with peanut butter.
Inmates are wary of potential fights and confrontations in the jail.
Mexicans in jail form friendly alliances, contrasting with potential racial tensions.
Inmates anticipate potential conflicts and fights upon entering the jail.
Upon entering the jail cell, inmates observe the layout and potential for conflicts and fights.

18:30

A confrontation occurs where the speaker is accused of slapping someone's sister.
The speaker is challenged to a fight but eventually diffuses the situation.
The speaker is arrested and unable to contact their mother due to being involved in illegal activities.
The speaker's mother is informed of the situation and is hesitant to help due to the nature of the charges.
The speaker's mother attempts to retrieve money hidden in the garden to help with legal fees.
The speaker's initial attorney is deemed unsuitable, leading to the hiring of a new attorney.
The new attorney advises the speaker on legal proceedings and fees required for representation.
The speaker remains in jail, interacting with other inmates and learning about prison slang.
The speaker learns about the potential sentences for drug-related charges.
Another inmate is mentioned as receiving a lengthy sentence, leading to a discussion on prison terms and consequences.

36:31

Old School encourages someone to get up from under a blanket and stop crying.
Old School calls Rio for help with his case, asking him to change the charges to possession.
Old School questions why a man with two life sentences is housed with him.
Old School considers bribing a judge with $80,000 to make his charges disappear.
Old School reveals having two girlfriends, Pam and Kendra, with money hidden in different locations.
Old School regrets not robbing one of his girlfriends for money while in jail.
Old School faces a prosecutor recommending 99 years in prison, leading to a reduction to 60 years.
Old School gets into trouble in court for outbursts and confrontations with the prosecutor.
Old School discusses strategies with Rio to reduce his sentence by signing for time first.
Old School's mother perjures herself in court to protect him, leading to his decision to take the time for his crimes.

57:57

Rio is asked to help the speaker get out of a situation and reset.
The speaker signs paperwork for 15 years and returns to a tank.
The speaker reflects on being locked up and the frustration it brings.
The speaker's family members visit him in jail, causing mixed emotions.
Kendra G is mentioned as a supportive figure during the speaker's time in jail.
The speaker recalls advice from his parents about not hitting a man when he's down.
The speaker discusses a football game between the Bills and the Oilers.
A confrontation with a man named Rich leads to a physical altercation.
The speaker reflects on the process of being transferred to different units in jail.