There are a lot of prison-related terms. Many common individuals may find them strange since they are not familiar with them. Among these terms is SNY, which stands for Special Needs Yard. What is Special Needs Yard or SNY? Definition of SNY SNY is the abbreviation of Sensitive Needs Yard.
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Crying in Prison Story
Normally, crying is a way for someone to express their emotions, whether it’s disappointment, anger, annoyance, or emotions that have been bottled up and are exploding at a certain time. But it’s a different thing when someone cries in prison. Why? Well, crying in prison is not limited to emotional
Continue readingHow to Find Out Chilton County Inmate Roster
With a population of approximately 45,014 as of 2020, Chilton County had become the center of population in Alabama in 2010. Chilton County has a Correction Division, which is responsible for managing, caring for, and controlling inmates incarcerated in the Chilton County Jail. Under the Chilton County Sheriff’s Office and
Continue readingEscambia County Jail View (Updates)
In this modern era, everything can be done online, including looking up an inmate. Many correctional facilities are aware about it and fortunately some of them have stepped up their game. Among them, there is Escambia County Jail that is aware of the need of a tool that can help
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Reading a newspaper can be done anytime and anywhere nowadays because now newspaper can be in a digital form. However, for people who are incarcerated, reading newspaper, even though it is in a digital form, it is not easy because they live in limitations. Well, talking about newspaper for prisoners,
Continue readingWhat Not to Say to Someone Who Just Got Out of Jail?
Reentering society after getting incarcerated in jail can be challenging for former inmates. While visiting them or reaching out to deliver support can make it easier for them to reenter society, it is a must to know what to not say to someone who has just been released from incarceration.
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