re: Not getting timely released from jail after sentence ends

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Tough titties. Try not getting arrested

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Statist cuck.

Probably thinks Sessions was the best member of DJT'S cabinet.

I've never understood this. Defendant is in the courtroom. Judge releases them...why in the absolute hell can they not step off into a side location, change their clothes...and leave?

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How is this even a thing with all the tech and tools available to us.

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Because who ever is in charge of this is probably employed by the state and....well....have you ever seen state jobs done correctly and/or efficiently?

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Judge releases them...why in the absolute hell can they not step off into a side location, change their clothes...and leave?

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We should do this. But we would have to have a system in place that can immediately determine and ensure there are no other cases, sentences, etc, that would required continued detention. Of course, we should have such systems in place now.

Not to get all Political Talk on here, but if the liberals in this country would stop worrying about what bathroom people use, and instead shine a light on issues like this, honestly they would get a lot more support.

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Is there a reason why the inmates that are being kept too long aren’t speaking up? Do they not know they’ve been freed?

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The article is kinda long, but in it, it shares the stories of several inmates, who did indeed speak up and ask why they are not free. In one of them, the judge caught wind of what was happening, and it still didn't get fixed. Attorneys call, etc, still doesn't get fixed.

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Around this same time, a concerned friend contacted Buras to say that Grant was still incarcerated. The judge called Gusman and the Madison warden to alert them about the situation, but nothing happened. She then held a hearing July 18 – more than two weeks after she had asked for a quick release for Grant – in which she vacated the sentence and replaced it with “credit for time served.” DOC and LaSalle still did not release him. Buras made one final round of calls to DOC officials July 25. Two days later, and 27 days after he was sentenced to time served, LaSalle officials finally released Grant. They dropped him off in Madison Parish with a bus ticket back to New Orlean

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Pelican fan99

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Anonymous95

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Stupid arse pieces of fricking shite. Both of you.

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Not to get all Political Talk on here, but if the liberals in this country would stop worrying about what bathroom people use, and instead shine a light on issues like this, honestly they would get a lot more support.

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Why is this up to the liberals to get angry about and expose?


Seems "small government conservatives" should be pretty pissed about this as well.

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Not to get all Political Talk on here

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if the liberals in this country would stop worrying about what bathroom people use, and instead shine a light on issues like this, honestly they would get a lot more support.

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In general, when you have a question like that in this state, you either need to see who stands to lose money or who feels they're not getting paid enough.

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Generally speaking, most companies in this country will do whatever they can to maximize revenues/profits. "Doing the right thing" just isn't on their radar.

If there were no regulations whatsoever on chemical plants and refineries, how much pollution would we have?

Same applies here. Yes, there are people that financially benefit - specifically, the people who run the jails and get the per diem money. But that's why we have to have policies and procedures and regulations to make sure they aren't just fleecing the state.

We have tons and tons of government employees and tons and tons of policies and procedures yet shite like this is allowed to happen.

I was joking. I don’t think that’s how the old saying goes.