Differences between Federal and State Prison Systems - What are they? - Prison Talk 1.7
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All things considered, maybe it's better just not to be a criminal.
Rupert Baxter or not get caught
Rupert Baxter Tha ts the ticket rigby there. Stay on the right side of the law, I've made my mistakes in my younger days, and have been in state, not the Fed's. These days things are different I'm working, and living life.
Smh dumbest shit I have ever heard most ppl can't make a living without breaking the law unless your brought up in some rich ass white neighborhood with great school systems
innocent people get screwed over too.
James Forsyth holy shit you are dumb. I make a pretty damn good living by working my ass off.
Federal: For people who made Uncle Sam mad by making illegal money.
...or let's say who haven't given Uncle Sam a fair share...of the illegal money.
What if if your in the military. U do a crime do u go straight to federal prison or is it cuz you did a federal crime?
Hungry 420 The military has their own prisons I believe.
A lot of the money crimes fall in their jurisdiction (commerce clause, taxes). But don’t forget any inter-state crimes committed. Feds will get in that ass for that.
The people in the federal should get paroled sooner it doesn't sounds they could contribute a lot to society
Not entirely. A felon owning a gun is a federal crime. Also, any violent crime committed on federal land (like a national park or something) is also a federal crime. Driving a stolen car past state lines is also federal. Plotting a terr*rist att*ck is federal. Etc. There are more examples of non-monetary federal crimes, but you get the idea.
Basically your federal criminals are more sophisticated than your criminals locked up in the state.
i worked at a state prison most of the inmates were fairly uneducated
Toguro corrections officers included especially down south dumb ass hillbillies.
mthomas2683 disagree. The crimes are more sophisticated. The calibre of intelligence is the same. Smart guys and dumb guys in both.
Taguro LMAO And the COs are sophisticated intellects?
TheJudge01 wtf you talking about?
Y'all peep the FedEx truck rolling by around 0:46 right after he said "Feds"?
tellee23 LMFAOOOOO I SEEN IT 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@ericwright6717 feds watchin
"In the Feds you do 85% of your time, so if you get 10, you damn near do 9" - 50 cent
my homie is going to get 2 and a half in the fed up in arizona but its his first offence..how much time you think he will end up doing?
The most would be 2 years Perro
no parole in federal system. I think they just have some good time credits. herc told it---you do about 85-90% of your sentence in federal
loyaldude10 it is a parole system in Feds
Big Harp not anymore. Anything after 1987 doesn't get parole. You get Probation after your sentence though
State time is tougher than Feds time! Feds is Disneyland!!!
State- pitbull
Federal-golden retriever
The biggest misconception is that the feds is sweet... Hell I went to the feds first instead of the state I may have never got a second bid. I started off in the USP Then move to a medium. Extreme politics going on!!!! And one bad decision will cost you your life
the day you get out in Most states you can still own black powder firearms because they are not regulated as Firearms if you want to be able to own firearms again
What's that
Again, thanks for the straight talk. Straight-Up, No Bullshit.
Thats for clearing that up my dad is in federal prison for trafficking large amounts of drugs and he got 18 years mostly because the people that were in on it blamed it all on him im 16 so till im 22 I think he comes out
I mean thanks not that
wow... goof rat fucks
Salad
My dad is in federal. I'm 14 now and will be 17 or 18 when he comes out. He has been there for about a year
Did he find out who snitched?
Can I tell you something,got to tell you one thing. If you expect the freedom, that you say is yours! Prove that you deserve it,help us to preserve it, or being free will be will just be words and nothing more! These are lyrics taken from the song "Can I Tell You" from the debut album of the band Kansas! Written in 1974. Little did they know!
+Del McTarsney I screwed up! Should have been : or being free will just be words and nothing more!
I served 14 years in United States penitentiary Atlanta GA for drug trafficking
Roy
you talk alot dude why don't we meet up and you can inform me of who I am and where I come from and all about my parents in person. Would love to meet you big guy let me know
Roy 👈 tiny penis alert!
bred white I heard military prison is the worse. Can you give detail please. My friend was in the Navy and was in prison too and he said military prison you are on locked all the time.
bred white how didn't you go to the Feds
youngkid102206 that is the feds genius
There's a made-for-TV movie about Martha Stewart's time in prison. (Starring Cybill Shepherd). I'm going to watch it for some laughs.
If you AWOL from the military do you go to federal prison
You forgot to mention that all DC convicts go to the feds.
once Lorton was closed about dam 15 years now maybe more all DC cons go right in the Feds system downside they could and some will send your ass to a place like Atwater in California, Texas, or anywhere USA instead of Lorton which is 20 miles south of DC
Met a guy in jail and he just got out of federal prison and he said theres alot of dc guys in there...theyre deep so they be raping other guys..
BreeezzzyBreez thats true, they're called D.C. boys and they are notorious ass bandits...thats a well known fact.
Gary Clutch Clark Ana don't forget Indian reservations. all natives caught on a res go directly to the feds.
chitwn hood what about Marvel?
Texas veteran Correctional officer -there are no conjugal visits here we deal with baby rapists,rapists drug dealers ,drunk drivers,murderers,theives and fraudsters.The majority of abuse the offenders will see will be from other offenders we do our best to keep the offenders safe but we deal with little pay and dilapidated buildings enormous stress from above and massive disrespect from the offenders we get to bare the full front of the stress from offenders.We get urine ,fecal matter bleach and other substances chunked on us we get screamed at swung on and wrote up and rare occasions sued or charged by them.I wish Rick Perry could spend a day in the shoes of a C.O.
nickademo frost since when do c.o's get 170k??? u crazy...
+nickademo frost 170k a year... I wish....
Pretty articulate speaker
Logjam5 was you expecting him to sound like a gorilla or something?
Its annoying when I hear back handed compliments like this. You need a lesson in tact and respect.
Nobody expects a convict to be articulate. That doesn’t make him a fucking racist.
Pardon me my good man. Would you care to have your wig split?
-Professor Herc
@@deapthynka1 Nobody cares bitch
what about the food in both federal and state prison
very helpful!
That intro is kick ass!!
wow. very informative. like cj 101 up in here.
Good stuff!
thith ith a theriouth thituation
Gryonics Be careful, he’ll split your wig then bust your cheeks 😂😂😂
I need all the Y A bbys to step up n let's take this to the top my boy
Big ups big herc
Keeping it real.
You could end up in a deadly situation or get fucked up, im big joe, and this is me watching youtube.
it's about purity.i love fresh out gear haters
what are the difference between state and federal prison? what type of prison is the one people joke about being like a getaway resort?
240 months federal prisión.
So what's better the feds or state ?? What has better and cheaper food to buy??
los? im a juggalo and were really caring. we crazy but we love all
Awesome information. Good on you man.
Yo bro you forget to mention snitches, when I was in the Fed camp in Atlanta there was tons of rats, I was their back in the summer 1994 to to march of 1995 I was there when the officer got killed in the main prison they used the campers to make & serve the food to the main prison because it was on lock down they had us working 14 hours a day at least we ate good, funny thing is they hated us because they thought everyone was a rat, one other thing that surprised me was the length of time some of the campers had I'm talking 14 yrs. most of the people in the camp where there because of drugs which surprised me I was there for financial fraud.
So when you’re in the feds you don’t really know who snitched?
TH-cam Police lol. Smh. Your name says it all. Lmfao
you were in a camp try a usp
#FreeSPM
+Marco Ruiz he's a chomo, he's not getting any love from anyone.
Fresh Out- Life After The Penitentiary Look at the evidence, there isn't any. SPM got locked up without any evidence, he was convicted just by pure testimony. He said in an interview that he gets a lot of love in prison, not sure if it's true or not, but his case is very bizzare and needs to be looked at again. He's one badass rapper though.
+Marco Ruiz i read the wikipedia, it said he impregnated a 13year old girl and the charges were brought on after he refused to pay child support. Its definitely fucked up if this isn't the case, 45 years is insane when you got brick turners getting 6 months. We'll take a deeper look into it. He is a bad ass rapper, ill give him that.
Fresh Out- Life After The Penitentiary He Did Impregnated a 13 year old, spm had said that she was working at a strip club at 13 years old with a fake ID. Nowadays you can't really tell the age of a female look at "cash me outside girl" she looks way older from her age. He got 45 years because he took it to trail and they had fake petitions against him. I believe he's innocent.
My homie was in a state prison in Colorado n a id race don't really matter u rin wit ur gang bloods wit bloods sur wit sur crips wit crips gds wit gds
Nigga that shirt is the reason
Mike Tyson?
No access catalog??
The state is way more crazy and political.
My Dad did his federal bid with no problem because of who he ran with , the 2nd week he was in a state prison they purposely put him in a block with people who had a hit on him . Needless to say you know the outcome . RIP Dad
Megs Michele Should've ran by himself. Less enemies.
Megs Michele sorry for your loss. Nothing can bring your dad back; but you should try to sue the state.
Scumbag
Some people arent cut out for that lifestyle, prison isnt a fun or safe place for anyone despite what anyone says.
Megs Michele i was pin the feds to 12 years what federal jail was your dad at.
i dont wanna get my wig split :(
+1spore2 I think the lesson here is, If you have to go to prison leave the wig at home.
or have cheeks split...one or the other...you pick
1spore2 only a beta cuck would have that kinda thought cross their mind
1spore2 I'm ctfu...
Lmao 😄😄😄😄😄
My state time was pretty easy. Obviously it sucked for what it is but did my time with no problems. Its not really how you see in tv shows and movies. It all depends how you carry yourself. Just like he said many times , mind your business and keep your nose clean.
Mario Sandoval You want a cookie?
How many fights you got into?
1st. Love this series my dude. Keep up the great and interesting work.
John Gotti = Federal Prison
Ray Ray East Side Crips = State Prison
No Crips go fed too. They hit street gangs with RICO and CCE conspiracies just like they do the mafia. To be honest, the mafia isn't anything more than a glorified street gang. It's just been around a little longer, but they do the same type of shit.
Joseph Kendall Nah not really ... the major difference is that the Mafia has *range* of criminality from the petty street gang activity like stick ups and purse snatchings, small scale local extortions, small scale street level drug distribution etc.. to the upper tier of criminality like stock fraud and labor racketeering, and funding whole sale drug purchases direct from the source for distribution across the north east and mid west, running or taxing large scale bookmaking/gambling and loansharking operations, id theft / cyber crimes, etc... another difference is the structure and sophistication of their organization, and you'd be hard pressed to find them on the streets hanging out and claiming territory openly, they also "wash" their money funnel their money into legit businesses therefore cleaning it making everything on record seem on the up an up.
I promise street gangs run pretty high scale drug rings. They caught the rollin 90s here running a nationwide drug ring. Craig Petties who is a GD was getting dope from the cartel and bringing it here to Memphis. They caught him in Mexico. Ive seen them running tax scams and ID theft. You may not catch them too often on pump and dump schemes or labor racketeering but they get into all kinds of things. The mafia has been around longer and has more ties nowadays because of that. Here in 50 years you'll see GDs and Vice Lords running rackets like the mafia has today. The Italian Mafia has its roots as a street gang. They've just come along farther because of how long theyve been around
Id also l like to point out that id much rather have the boss of the Gambinos after me than Larry Hoover, Jeff Fort or one of those big time Chicago gang chiefs. The mafia doesn't have the pull it did in the past. The GDs, Latin Kings, Vice Lords, etc. Have way more power than the mob.
Joseph Kendall Someone like you IS more likely to have Larry Hoover after you since you are not on the level of Mafia criminality...
There is no reason the boss of the Gambino's would be after you... unless you smacked his kids around or something or stole from him... in which case you WOULD be found and murdered.. and probably disposed of in an oil drum and dumped into the ocean or something similar... It matters not if the mafia doesn't have the overall power it had 25, 30, 40 etc. years ago... If you actually think in 2015 a Mob Boss cannot find you and kill you AND your associates/family.. then you are well confused and likely to find yourself staring down the barrel of a gun while ducktaped in the back of a van somewhere lol
Whatever though.......
No wigs where split in the making of this video.
Been to both a low and medium security federal prison (same charge, was transferred for giggles), the low was a dump, the medium was much more relaxed, it was a "nice" prison and nobody wanted to get in trouble and sent to some hellhole. Race, interestingly, didn't seem to be an issue, everyone more or less got along. Here's the secret to prison: people adapt to their surroundings, you get used to it and it's just how it is, the people that prison sucks for is your family. Loss of income, companionship, parenting, protection and what have you. Not to mention everyone as the Hollywood version of prison in their heads, it isn't like that. Think less Shawshank and more Ernest Goes to Jail (with slightly riskier showers)
Federal prison means you committed a crime that crossed state lines or broke Federal laws resulting in FBI or DEA investigation.
Best Prison u can go to is a military Prison. They got nice cells , weight rooms that look like a fancy Gym. The food is real good like they have in the military. Clean and decent facility. The federal Prison is better that state. They have more money so the food is better quality. Again the Gyms are nice, air condition, clean, nice facility. Nicer cells. Less high risk criminals. Better medical treatment, etc.
Lmao a military prison? yeah right bud, once you're in there you're fucked. You don't have any rights as soon as you join the military and now you're in a military prison, how do you think you'll be treated far away from the public eye... better than Guantanamo Bay but still,
That does not even seem remotely logical. I'd imagine that it's the low security prisons for non-violent offenders that are the best. Some are even on old college campuses. This could probably be the case for both federal and state depending on the crime. Just by joining the military your rights are forgone!
WHAT UP? Military prison is worse dummy
p3achFUZZ69 you're insane if you think you have any more rights sitting in state or fed than someone in the military
I just saw this. I did time in a level IV facility in a state prison and my state crime was "relevant conduct" that contributed to my federal charge and the difference is night and day. I went from being really lock-down (vegetating in the cell and doing 100K pushups) to having a ok job in the feds (I taught a class in finance and credit repair) and the time cruising by at a good pace . But Big Homie is talking the truth in this upload.
+Pendon Ramos To add, doing time really sucks but it shouldn't break you. Learn from it and don't make the same mistakes but it's easy to say because I didn't have a "habit" and many people locked up are addicts and it really contributed to their recidivism.
I pulled almost 4 on a 5 yr sentence behind the walls in oklahoma....i hope you never have to go to prison but if you do just make sure you understand that anything can and does happen at any time, and its always a survival of the fittest.....i have PTSD from my time locked up at Oklahoma State Penitentiary from all of the things i have seen done to and by convicts....you become a statistic and a number...its not the life you want to lead
I'm sure you went through hell. I hope you're in a better place in life now.
I did 10 years in federal prison and yes there is a big diffrence between federal prison and state prison .
In the federal system you have bankers , mayors , mobsters, Doctors , lawyers , Judges ,drug dealers , Wallstreet guys and you do have a few guys in the federal system who are dirt bages like child molester who used a computer to exchanged child porn witch made it a federal crime i also met a few guys who were in federal prison for drinking and driving they were charged on a federal level because they got caught driving drunk in a national park and etc .
you also have low level drug dealers who are doing 20 years in federal prison because of the mandatory minimum drug sentences witch is a big problem in the federal system.
you have guys doing 20 years in federal prison for a few grams of crack cocaine.
if they would of been charged on a state level he or she would have been sentenced to a few years .
Now what you have is low level drug dealers who are in the federal system who belong in the state system and these individuals who I am talking about are real dirt bags you also have a lot of gangmembers in the federal system who were brought in on the conspiracy law who again belong in the state system but are in the federal system.
Then you have the DC blacks who are from Washington DC all crimes in washing DC are federal crimes rape , carjacking robbery and etc these guys are real dirt bages they have no money so the brake into other inmates lockers they will extort you if you let them and they are well known for rapping other inmates .
well . that's all for now more next time.
Toney fast YOU ARE SO WRONG. I DID FED TIME. I WAS IN USP ATLANTA I WAS IN USP ALLEWOOD USP LEVENTWORT USP LEWISBRUG AND USP COLMAN AND YOU HAD THE GUYS WHO BLOW UP THE WORLD TRADE CENTER THE FIRST TIME. TRUST ME BEHIND THAT WALL AINT NOTHING BUT KILLERS YALL JUST TALKING. TRUST ME I DID 15. YEARS IN THE FEDS AND THOSE USP WINT NOTHING TO BE FUCKED UP WITH
@@chrishall5972 does dc and fl have a beef in the federal system?
State prisons are higher in number than federal prisons
Federal prisons have higher levels of security than state prisons.
Federal prisons are used more for white collar criminals and political offenders while hard core criminals get to serve in state prisons.
State prisons are considered unsafe as they house a higher number of violent criminals.
A federal prison and a local jail are built nearly the same, but the difference lies in what they are used for. A local county jail is used to detain/incarcerate offenders for one year or less; the state prison is very similar to federal prisons that both incarcerate/rehabilitate and execute offenders. States generally have industries where offenders work and make furniture, license plates and etc for the state.
A federal prison is a prison run by the US government (BOP) for persons who have committed crimes outlawed by Congress, for example robbing a nationally chartered bank, identity theft, mail fraud, etc.A state prison is run by the state (DOC) or crimes outlawed in that state, for example GTA, assault, burglary, most drug crimes, etc. Some prisons are actually run by private companies that contract with the state.
Both federal and state prisons have different custody levels for people convicted of different things, ie; maximum, medium and minimum security. The custody level is generally determined by the severity of the crime committed and the length of the prison sentence.
Generally, at the same level of security, the federal prison is probably somewhat safer because they usually aren’t as crowded, most white collar criminals go to federal prison and are generally less violent, and the staff is often better paid and may be better trained, but that isn’t a hard and fast rule.
Don't brake the law!!!! Stay away from any kind of prison!!!!
miro drob basically spot on.
miro drob perfectly said. Better then the video
Uhhhh. No. BOP has industry , just like any state system does. It's called UNICOR. Check it out .
I done federal time at FCI Beckley behind the fence and not at the camp. 48 months. This video is sort-of wrong. Beckley had alot of "first time offenders" there, but most were young. They put them in the Brave program. Races for most part stuck to their own such as seating arrangements in the chow hall. In the units there were for most part 2 man cells with some 3 man. Races didn't share cells unless they were just brought in, in which cells moves were made a day or 2 later. For the most part the guards and unit managers tried to put you in a cell with your own race if there were openings. Yes there is alot of inmates with money in the feds and are of better standard. The day I was was released, which was in mid 2015, I returned to the workforce where I'm now in Quality assurance department. The public views a former Federal inmate in higher standard than a former state inmate. Can't explain why but they do.
Finally! a well articulated and informative video on this subject thank you! 🙌🏼
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Considering how terrifying male prisons are I’m amazed men commit as much crime as they do...
It's not like the men who get arrested even committed the crime to begin with. I've heard many stories of innocent men getting arrested and charged for something they didn't do. Some of the ones that are guilty of a crime, got dragged into it by their buddies. So everyone's situation is different.
They have that mentality before they go in, it’s a lifestyle and mentality that obviously can’t be broken.
Who watching this after 69 arrest 😆
Me
Variable_ ,That’s probably he is in there.
Not all states have conjugal visits, I know Alabama DOC does not.
Ive been in both state is more hardcore wig splitting than federal
I did a search on the BOP for an inmate call Clarence Heatley, the black hand of death from NYC, how is he in FCI Talladega with a life sentence, it's a medium security prison.
I did 61 days in county. I thought I was going to die
I was just in a halfway house that was half state and half federal. They told me there are many people down there for child porn and other sex offender offences. They said they get bullied and extorted a lot and they are called "cho-mos". They have a special area where they have to eat at chow. And they have to pay to get a seat just to watch t.v. The federal prison Fort Dicks has huge "chomo" population. I've been in state prison and there's a lot less racism in there. When you get to the feds you join a car either your state,gang or race. 95% the time you stick with your kind. The state you usually use soups for currency but in the feds you use books of stamps. In the state there is no ice cream or soda on the commisary. The feds don't have many electronics you can buy. There are mp3 players radios and beard trimmers. The feds does not have outlets in the cell unless your brave enough to make a improvised one from the light. You literally have to charge your mp3 player in the day room. But there is a lot more drugs and contraband in the feds. You can rent or buy cellphones. You also can email your family they have computers there and use corrlinks.
I agree with everything that dude said. I spent some years in federal prisons both medium and high security and being a white guy, I wasn't really given a hard time for associating with one of my black friends from the streets. But don't get it twisted, it was a very violent place. Not fun.
The difference, in Canada, between equivalents to state prisons and those run by the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC), is that the 1st type of facility houses:
- remand prisoners
- anyone (youth or adult) sentenced to serve under 2 years' imprisonment
- youths given sentences of 2 years or more, until transferred to CSC facilities (e.g. young adults given life sentences for murders committed under the age of 18 [e.g. Kelly Ellard {killer of Reena Virk}, Skylar Prockner {killer of ex-girlfriend}, admitted shooter of high school in La Loche, Saskatchewan {name not yet released to public}])
CSC-run facilities house adults sentenced to sentences of 2 or more years for crimes committed while:
- 18 years of age or older (e.g. Hamed Shafia, given life sentence for murders committed as an 18-year-old, despite claims by him [rejected on appeal] of being 17 at the time of the killings of which he'd been convicted of having committed)
- under the age of 18, after such criminals have turned 18 and are not released on full parole
I did time in state prison and I've heard people from the county and state yards praise federal prisons in contrast to state ones. Heard stories that made it sound like a fucking resort compared to the state prison.
I have developed a Pamphlet containing legal issues that pro se litigants can use to challenge their convictions and sentences. I'll give a copy to anyone with an email address. There are numerous issues challenging both the conviction and sentence. Here is a sample: d.
Challenges to the jury charge on mens rea elements of the crime
In a previous section of this Chapter we reviewed some jury charges on “States of Mind.”
All judges love to insert their own words. For instance, in Jury Charge #2 above the judge stated, “The intent of a person or the knowledge that a person possesses at any given time may not ordinarily be proved directly because there is no way of directly scrutinizing the workings of the human mind. …....... You may infer …. that a person intends.......... it is entirely up to you. …....” This charge is patently unconstitutional as it allows speculation as to the “state of mind” and mere speculation can never form the basis of actual fact. The truth is that without knowing the “workings of the human mind,” you cannot determine if an actual state of mind exists. However, even the standard jury charge is misleading and leads to a conviction based on belief and not actual facts. “For the past 25 years, psychology professor Lisa Feldman Barrett has mapped facial expressions, scanned brains and analyzed hundreds of physiology studies to understand what emotions really are.” In this TED talk, You aren't at the mercy of your emotions - your brain creates them (Dec. 17, 2017), Feldman shares her results. Beginning at 17:30 of the presentation she makes a statement concerning the guilt of the alleged Boston Bomber, Dzhokhar tsarnaev. She states, “Now Dzhoknar is guilty, there is no doubt about that. He murdered and maimed innocent people. And, I am not here to debate that. My heart goes out to all the people who suffered. But as a Scientist I have to tell you that jurors do not. and can not, detect remorse or any other emotion in anybody, ever. Neither can I. Neither can you. And that is because emotions are not what we think they are. They are not universally expressed and recognized. They are not hardwired brain reactions that are uncontrollable. We have misunderstood the nature of emotions for a very long time …..... (6. www.ted.com/talks/lisa_feldman_barrett_you_aren_t_at_the_mercy_of_your_emotions_your_brain_creates_them? ). Professor Barrett is absolutely correct about no one being able to determine a specific state of mind but she is wrong with her statement that “Dzhoknar is guilty, there is no doubt about that. He murdered and maimed innocent people.” To clarify, he did maim innocent people and he did kill innocent people. However, “murder” requires a specific state of mind which by her own words, no one can “detect any emotion in anybody, ever.” With the exception of strict liability crimes, every statute contains a “state of mind' that is beyond humans' ability to detect.
What follows is the only jury charge concerning the state of mind that should be capable of passing constitutional muster:
Some people have accused us judges of being con-artists in the manner in which we instruct you jurors on the state of mind component of the crime-- mens rea. I want to make sure that I am not among the accused. Therefore, this charge will be a little lengthy.
There are at least three elements you must find before you can pronounce a defendant guilty (7. open.lib.umn.edu/criminallaw/chapter/4-1-criminal-elements/ ). First you must find that there was an act. Secondly, you must find that the defendant performed the act. Finally, you must find that the defendant has a specific “state of mind” while carrying out the act. Now, in all criminal cases, a jury is the finder of facts. When it comes to determining the “state of mind” you bear a heavy burden because, as of this date, not one scientist or researcher has ever been able to accurately determine a legitimate “state of mind” in the brain. However, your duty goes beyond that, you must determine how “free will” as defined in the statute can connect to the brain and reveal that the defendant had precisely the state of mind set forth in the statute and no other. Oh! Since the scientific evidence shows that all humans have different DNA and DNA is the program for building and maintaining brains and producing behaviors, you must show exactly how the defendant's brain was able to produce the required state of mind. However, there are many others things that can go wrong to cause the brain to produce behaviors with different “states of mind.”
Now, I don't know much about the brain, myself, and it doesn't matter as you are responsible for this decision. With that being said, I think I can continue with my thoughts on this without running afoul of Daubert as my statements forward are fairly common knowledge.(8. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daubert_standard ). I do know that the brain is a little like a computer in that it has hardware and software that it builds through whatever genetic codes the defendant possesses. As I previously stated, I know that each human's genetic code for either the hardware or software, or both, is different from that of any other humans. So, if the genetic instructions for the hardware leads to different instructions from that contained in the software, the brain will operate a little different from all other brains. It is your duty to consider that. With that being said, scientists, also, say there are mechanisms in the brain for learning and learning leads to different states of mind. Here is a little video explaining learning(9. th-cam.com/video/rzXoBLVIaWg/w-d-xo.html ).
In addition to neurons and connections within the connectome, that are other cell types that influence how these neurons function, they are known as glial.(10. th-cam.com/video/7k5ca2UeLqI/w-d-xo.html ). As the video shows these glial cells are the support system for the brain. You must include them in your consideration of the actual state of mind the defendant possessed at the time of the offense. Finally, the manner in which neurons fire to produce a state of mind is also influenced by chemicals. These chemicals can be produced by the neurons themselves, glial cell, other cells and organs in the body, gut bacteria, viruses, environment toxins, foods, liquids and other chemicals that we ingest or absorb in other ways.
Now, don't worry I am going to give you access to computers. With the computers, you can access all the information available to humankind to assist you in your endeavor. In fact, here is a link providing you with much of what is known. This is the website of the Allen Brain Atlas.(11. www.cell.com/trends/neurosciences/pdf/S0166-2236(12)00169-5.pdf ). And, to help you get a fast start here is another website on the Human Connectome Project.(12. www.humanconnectomeproject.org/ ). Those little filaments in the photo at that website, are actually connections between neurons. There is only about a billion neurons and they make 100s of billions of connections to each other.(13. discovermagazine.com/2011/mar/10-numbers-the-nervous-system ). Those are what you have to connect with whatever “free will” state of mind is required by the statute. The reason it is so important for you to make all those connections is because any flaw in connections casts doubt on the exact state of mine. From these websites and the internet you can find all the little chemicals that affect these networks and may alter connections or firing of neurons and thus alter the state of mind.
Please feel very proud of yourself as you go about your task of finding guilt or innocence, we have an old saying that it is better for 10 guilty people to go free than have an innocent person linger under punishment in prison. Finally, you will be well-rewarded for your efforts. When you reach your verdict, save the proof so we can use it as a teaching tool. I know your jury pay is nothing but, heck, you should win at 2 or 3 Nobel Prizes and the prestige will be unlike anything you could have imagined. Matter of fact, as judge, I may share in your fame and I can't wait to do that. That is the reason I am giving you all the tools you need in your endeavor. And, I know that your “free will” will lead you to the right answer. So, I anxiously await your decision. All I ask is, “Just use your free will to get it right!” One final thing, there is always the presumption of innocence so if your are unable to prove the state of mind, you must find the defendant “not guilty.”
Any jury charge concerning mens rea less than the charge stated here is patently misleading. The only reason a “state of mind” is included in most criminal statutes is to justify a primitive hankering to punish a person for an act. This barbaric “reasoning” of justifying long term isolation and punishment, instead of rehabilitation, as a solution to correcting behaviors defies everything scientifically known about correcting behaviors. Therefore, it violates due process.
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I did about two years in Oregon youth authority and that changed me forever. I don't want to know what prison does to a man or woman mentally.
The got my pops in da feds for a conspiracy firts thing they offered was 15 but if he lost trial he was looking at 70 so he just took 15
My bunkie Mario got caught up in a drug case. His mexican family was ashamed of him. Then they found out he was actually a federal case. Their shame turned to pride...
You have bank robbers, people who did fraud and all the same shit in state prison, it all depends on pick the case up
Smh hurk you trippin state prisons be that pressure, alot of state niggaz wanna go feds cuz dey said dat jnt SWEET.
BIG H. I knew you were special and I mean that in a very good way you talk very educated and you handled yourself very well when I went to prison I only ended up doing five and a half months but it was a very very nice prison it was lifers and women going to fire camp and pregnant women and there was a swimming pool but eventually that got filled in but we had a huge beautiful grassy yard we had baseball field we had oh my God the best food we had BBQs with hamburgers hot dogs you name it they gave us lots of you know like free packages when you got there that you would never get you know and these other prisons like they would give you a package with shampoo baby powder body wash ladies body wash down there for her privates toothpaste nice shower shoes just a really nice box they gave each lady and their attitude was you act like ladies we will treat you like ladies you could wear street clothes or you could wear prison clothes once you were assigned a number which only took about a week and what I mean by that is a card with your picture on it that you wore outside at all times you had one before that but this was a different card it's funny when I got out I use that card to cash my checks before I got my bank account open people looked at my sweet little face and we're like huh what? anyways I'll never forget I was so angry because my ex sent in a bunch of my modeling work covers of my magazines that I had been in newspaper articles on me just a lot of stuff it became a big bird because I didn't want anybody to know and the way it got spread was because the police officers were always asking me stuff and they were like can use autograph this magazine I'm not joking and they would ask me beauty tips this and that they asked about my breast implants my nose job eventually got to the point where I opened up a little beauty class where I talk women different things about beauty and makeup and post your and I used to do girls hair and makeup for them before like their family came or they were going to get married or on the day they were leaving yes I could have charged for this and a lot of girls just gave me stuff all the time for it but I did it because I had plenty of money and be it gave me a sense of a program and I was really happy doing it I wasn't there very long like I said five and a half months because I had a good lawyer that was very angry that I was even sent to prison because it was a very very miniscule thing and it was my first time but I had been arrested a couple of times and County because I didn't complete a program and I walked away so that is automatic prison time and you wear red you are looked at as a Escape I can't believe I'm even talking about this I had a motto I did my time my time did not do me anyways my lawyer was able to take every single day I served in county jail and every time I was arrested and harassed by police officers and he use that and got it down to five and a half months so it was called the turnaround this was in the early nineties and I was a kid it was very hard for my father it broke his heart I would not allow him to come see me I was not doing that long and I just didn't want to be reminded I was fortunate enough to have a good man who sent me money whenever I needed it wrote letters to me some pictures accepted calls and was always at my court dates when I was in jail and my father stood behind me and make sure I have plenty of money also my mother I had lost when I was just a kid of course I was just a kid then also literally I have a son now and I don't keep anything from him well I don't tell him everything in my past come on a girl's got to have her secret but I keep it real with my son and when he was old enough I told him about it and he respects it I also modeled for Penthouse yes this is true and my son is proud of me he's not ashamed he knows that I did that to make sure I had money for us yes I was married to his father but by this time I was leaving him and I wanted to clean fresh start I hope this isn't light at someone what I'm trying to say is I got out of prison I never went back I went on to have a beautiful son and I have a very good life with great friends and they've expunged my record I've done a lot to help my community I donate to many Charities and tried to help the elderly especially the Chickasaw Indians and the Chickasaw children I also and the big leader of helping Animal Aid of India and cause for Paws to wonderful animal organizations and people SPCA is wonderful also and of course not never forgetting about children God bless and big hugs to all the people out there that just got out or maybe reading this sincerely Tina XOXO
I did 4 months in federal It ain’t that bad, sucks to be there but I got a good attorney and took me out of there with no probation downside is you get hooked with the snacks at the commissary and that brand is not available outside
eloquent orator, really enjoying his vids
Been in both Federal and NY State....excellent job on this brother!!
So proud of myself I'm a OG now and thru luck and some brains I've never been to prison. Now that I'm old I'm kool. The only way I'll get in trouble now is if one of these Losers think he's going to take something from me
Do you know anything about Lompoc?? My brother is getting moved there from Texas tomorrow, is there any advice you could give me That I could Relay to him About this unit. Is this Wild spot?
Going down in Lompac. Where he from? Find his car. Fla/ga Tex
Thanks for all your helpful information. My husband has been down 19 yrs in the Federal system.
In the Fed you have Camps, Mediums and High levels. Based on your offense, sentence, and how you do the time, they can move you up or down. Federal Inmates doing their time in facilities close or semi-close to home typically don't want to get shipped to B.F.E. but If your a jackass the Fed has a place for you. The Federal Supervised Release has a very high recidivism rates and typical longer parole periods of 3-5 years. That 98% Fed conviction rate has most taking the deal.
Big Herc, 500K views!!! Been here since the beginning 🔥🔥🔥
Big hurk Thats for the information sir.i wish to stay away prison period.
Down here in Louisiana doing state time you're doing 85% of any aggravated crime, and 100% of almost all federal time...
I got caught with a bump stock in California. Could I go to federal prison ? :o
No more "outside package" in Mass D.O.C, closest thing is the 2x year "special commissary".
A guy I did 2 tours with in the Army is in Federal Prison for murder/attempted murder of 2 soldiers, killed one, the other survived...he was a civilian at the time, so got federal court instead of military court.....managed to only get 30 years.
I spent a lot of years in the Feds in two different stints. Guys doing Fed time are basically there because they were about money. State joints are where you find guys in for rape, murder, GTA, etc. In the Feds, your cell mate can be a former business owner, bank robber, dealer, embezzler...it's slowly changing, as the the Feds have been cracking down on gangs, etc. But the main difference I saw was that in the Feds you can basically do your time the way you want. The political stuff is there only if you want to get involved in it. If D.C. and Florida have a beef going, it's just between them, and you go on about your business. Most of the drama is more about cliques and gangs, not about race. The chow halls are racially divided, as are the TV rooms. The camps are mellow. If anyone thinks there is easy time in High security Fed joints and the mediums, they are sadly mistaken. They have some violent joints above the "Low" custody prisons. The BOP budget has changed a lot. A lot of the money has gone for new prisons and salaries. Used to be the food was good, the clothing was all new, but they've gotten cheap. More OTC meds have to be purchased through the commissary than before. At least you get cable TV, still. Finally, it can be a bummer if you're shipped out away from your region. And you never want a disciplinary transfer!
Does D.C. and Florida have a beef in the federal system? Heard a couple dudes touch on it but I never knew those two places had a serious beef
My dad finally coming home to Tijuana MX after a 15 year sentence in fed, we "family" are so happy he finally gonna meet his grandsons and reunite with us. Not proud of his actions but I also don't judge the stuggle n pain of watching ur kids with old clothes n one meal a day. (In MX life is really hard)
is the sex better in federal or state pens???
asking for a homie
#NoHomo
Did a little stint up in Minnesota . FCI Sandstone. Lot of Bank robbers , low level drug dealers racked up with distribution conspiracy charges . Seemed a verbal truce between rival gangs . There was some racial issues , but nothing above segregation while in the mess hall. What was mind boggling though was the number of Native Americans . Mainly Lakota , from the Dakota's.
The natives are really who you need to watch your back from in many MN facilities
Respect. Very proud to have followed your journey so far. Here's to success and happiness.
Thank you for all the inspiration, laughs and entertainment. 😎✌️
Elizabeth Holmes goes through these videos now one by one. Probably is not smirking now either. 🥴
What ever id rather go fed than state.. state in texas id fucked up.. u wrong on this one...next time if could pick would be fed
State and feds same shit.
Both have cheeks buster and wig splitter
Thank you, It's nice for a change to hear about this from someone who also sounds very well educated and therefore can really break it down to some solid basic facts. A lot different from what you hear coming of of the state prisons for sure..
Great response to the question. That's pretty much how I answered when my gf asked me about Fed life.
On point bro..I did time in both state and fed pens..your on point with your observations. Big hurt✌👍
I watch toughest prisons on Netflix. You want to go to prison in Greenland
I wasn’t expecting a macho man
big hurk is Pippin them s,s robberssss gang memeberssss random assultssss!