How to pronounce“jails”in English

"I defy the jails of the world to hold me".

but local jails in like, Slidell Louisiana, are pretty crappy places.

our veteran system our jails and our prisons it doesn't control what happens with sexual and domestic violence

you're saying more jails, more this, more that.

I haven't been in jails in the US, but in many other countries of the world.

in many of our high security jails.

Now they were in the jails.

I've never seen even a criminal inside jails.

And it's not the only thing filling our jails, but it's the single most important one.

They didn't understand the connection between the jails thing.

So often when we talk about prisons and jails we talk about the numbers, how many people in prison or how many people in jail.

and um and you would see it in jails you know you would you know the the uh the

More cops, more jails, tougher enforcement.

And they're coming in from prisons and jails.

And so later that grew into me being in and out of institutions and jails and just a ton of chaos and I ended up homeless.

you can be sentenced to 25 years for Life the laws that have got the Jails of California overflowing um are uh their Madness as

Jails suck. Jails are much worse.

Okay, this next piece it is a poem also that was originally one of South African jails

So often when we talk about prisons and jails, we talk about the numbers, how many people are in prison, or how many people in jail.

have some of the most degrading, dehumanizing prisons and jails in any developed country.

What we overlook is that we have some of the most degrading, dehumanizing prisons and jails in any developed country.

without deprivation of civil liberties Dalton Trumbo the Hollywood writer put it very simply he yeah he said socialism without jails

young black men, which means that poor city schools become warehouses for jails

we do not have to police them at the same level we don't in fact um have to kind of fill our jails with people who are doing Petty property excuse me Petty

But it made a good reputation from me; I broke out of 22 jails around the world in my career.

The whole time I was locked up in these, in the jails waiting to be sentenced, guys were like, "I just wanna get sentenced

perhaps an exaggerated version they said that about 12 000 or so arrested that's what in jails today

when they don't have things in common that is again like having a bad roommate if you're forced to look at jails if you're forced to be

One of the manifestations of this is the reality of pretrial detention, where the police are able to throw people into jails and hold them

Every year, some 700,000 or so people are released from jails and prisons in America.

the care of our society right I mean you know that the prisons are extension of our society and people come in there and literally in jails and prisons across

And they came up with this idea of, you know, there's ways we can cut costs by putting inmate or putting detainees in local county jails, sheriff's jails,

And it isn't just Luke, every night in the US, 700,000 people sit in local jails.

trapped in the system and so on so those there is a study that shows and this is a in the post transition period This is a study of some jails in this particular

They're US marshal, they're holdovers, but they're really county jails.

So they'd come on and they say, "If you don't get all the women out of, Iraqi women out of the jails in Iraq in 72 hours,