Going Young Offenders Institution

It wasn't, that's why you're facing a custodial sentence.

It is unlikely anyone on TSR will be able to help you. A simple google search provided the following, which I suggest you consider contacting.

http://www.hmprisonservice.gov.uk/adviceandsupport/azofsupportgroups/index.asp?id=102,90,91,100,0,0

http://www.hmprisonservice.gov.uk/adviceandsupport/azofsupportgroups/index.asp?id=3058,90,91,100,0,0

http://www.prisonersfamilies.org.uk/

The justice system doesn't act according to morals, if someone killed and raped 500 babies. and you killed that person, you would still get charged with murder.

Reply 21

HARRY PUTAH

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Original post by Anonymous

I hear rape or homosexual activity is common :/

Can anyone provide more information, thanks/.

Where you're going, lube is unheard of and friction burns reach third degree!

:h:

Reply 22

Ethereal

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Original post by xXxiKillxXx

The justice system doesn't act according to morals, if someone killed and raped 500 babies. and you killed that person, you would still get charged with murder.

quite. The morally correct course of action is to let the law take its course

Reply 23

Subcutaneous

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You'll probably go to a YOI thats away from where you live- tbh as far away as possible simply due to gang issues. When I was at a prison near nottingham a lot of our lads were from bristol/devon/cornwall etc.

Reply 24

emeritus2011

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Original post by Anonymous

Thankss.. my life was going all good, I was predicted AAB in my AS levels, dont know about now though, doubt any uni will take me once im out..

I did some time in a young offenders and after 18 i had a few months in In wormwood i managed to fix up im @ uni as a mature student got my own yard decent car..so its not too late to fix up

Reply 25

xXxiKillxXx

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Original post by Ethereal

quite. The morally correct course of action is to let the law take its course

Thats your belief. I don't think that way; its an eye for an eye for me.

Reply 26

Anonymous #1

OP

Original post by emeritus2011

I did some time in a young offenders and after 18 i had a few months in In wormwood i managed to fix up im @ uni as a mature student got my own yard decent car..so its not too late to fix up

Thanks a lot mate, but like I said, I don't think I have done anything wrong. I stand fully by my decision of armed assault. If you read my other posts in this thread, you mite understand

Reply 27

emeritus2011

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Original post by Anonymous

Thanks a lot mate, but like I said, I don't think I have done anything wrong. I stand fully by my decision of armed assault. If you read my other posts in this thread, you mite understand

i read it and i'd do the same even worse son, dont get yourself involved in any foolishness use that time to study read and think, and dont worry about that rape nonsense

Reply 28

batboy113

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Yep, deffo join a muslim gang asap. Thats what my cousin did and he went to wandsworth prison (I think- not totally sure). Its a class B prison so its got a pretty bad reputation. Basically, he just integrated with fellow Musilms asap and they looked after him....

Reply 29

batboy113

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Oh and my cousin said that basically, at the beginning stages someone did indeed 'try' to attack him in the showers (before he'd become friends with fellow Muslims). Basically, the police-officers/security guards told a prison in-mate that my cousin was a rapist (he wasn't), so he got attacked in the showers (prisoners don't take too kindly to rapists). He (my cousin) decided to fight-back and ended up with an in-tact anus as a result lol.....

hehe

Work on your clenching technique, you're gunna need it if you wanna make it to the toilet...

And on a serious note. Try not to get noticed. Don't be a push over, but don't try and be hard. And don't ever owe anyone anything!

Reply 32

Yarpie

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Original post by Anonymous

Thanks a lot mate, but like I said, I don't think I have done anything wrong. I stand fully by my decision of armed assault. If you read my other posts in this thread, you mite understand

I'm sorry for what has happened to you mate. I would do the same in your situation. I hope everything turns out alright for you.

Reply 33

batboy113

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Also, if anyone asks for your food etc....SAY NO!! If anyone gives you orders (apart from people who are authorized to), do not abide by any means.

Reply 34

ChaoticMaster

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Original post by Ethereal

It wasn't, that's why you're facing a custodial sentence.

It is unlikely anyone on TSR will be able to help you. A simple google search provided the following, which I suggest you consider contacting.

http://www.hmprisonservice.gov.uk/adviceandsupport/azofsupportgroups/index.asp?id=102,90,91,100,0,0

http://www.hmprisonservice.gov.uk/adviceandsupport/azofsupportgroups/index.asp?id=3058,90,91,100,0,0

http://www.prisonersfamilies.org.uk/

To think the law determines what is morally correct is naive.

Reply 35

lizzybobzehorse

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Original post by xXxiKillxXx

Thats your belief. I don't think that way; its an eye for an eye for me.

"An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind."

By that logic, if someone (A) kills you, someone else (B) can kill the person (A) who killed you. But what about that person (B)? Surely then, by your logic, B can be killed by another person (C) and C by someone else (D). And so on, until a whole lot of people are dead for no better excuse than "he did it to me, so I did it to him." There is a reason that we have laws, no matter how unfair or sometimes useless it can be.

I understand that it's your belief, but I personally think that way of thinking quickly descends into dangerous territory.

ETA: That's not to say I don't understand that the law often doesn't punish offenders enough, and that even life-imprisonment is often never justice for what is done in crime. So I don't wish to offend the OP, because I understand his actions, and I expect I would do the same. I just don't think that 'an eye for an eye' is a good moral to live by.

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 36

Ethereal

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Original post by ChaoticMaster

To think the law determines what is morally correct is naive.

I don't think it determines it, I think it enforces morally correct action.

Reply 37

slapyoself

Original post by Anonymous

Before you judge me, please spare me it, I know what I did was right and correct considering the situation.

I got a court case soon for armed assault, I'm 17 and there's a high chance I will go to Feltham Young Offenders Institution (in West London).

However, I am from an area from just outside of London, and I don't know much about London prisons. I don't have any issues except that I hear rape or homosexual activity is common :/

Can anyone provide more information, thanks/.

I have heard when you first enter YOI you have to fight someone and if you win you are respected and if you lose you basically become a bitch.
SO brush up

Reply 38

B-Man.

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Original post by Ethereal

It wasn't, that's why you're facing a custodial sentence.

It is unlikely anyone on TSR will be able to help you. A simple google search provided the following, which I suggest you consider contacting.

http://www.hmprisonservice.gov.uk/adviceandsupport/azofsupportgroups/index.asp?id=102,90,91,100,0,0

http://www.hmprisonservice.gov.uk/adviceandsupport/azofsupportgroups/index.asp?id=3058,90,91,100,0,0

http://www.prisonersfamilies.org.uk/

Yes, people only go to prison if they are morally guilty :rolleyes:

Reply 39

MoMatrix

Original post by Anonymous

Before you judge me, please spare me it, I know what I did was right and correct considering the situation.

I got a court case soon for armed assault, I'm 17 and there's a high chance I will go to Feltham Young Offenders Institution (in West London).

However, I am from an area from just outside of London, and I don't know much about London prisons. I don't have any issues except that I hear rape or homosexual activity is common :/

Can anyone provide more information, thanks/.

There's no rape in Feltham YOI, just make sure that you don't get mugged off in there. I don't think you're a genuine person tbh.

(edited 12 years ago)

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