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Hard Time: A Look At The Law Inside The Walls

Hard Time: A Look At The Law Inside The Walls

By: Jake Welder and Jonathan Bates
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To get ALL the NEW episodes, become a paid subscriber with this link: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hardtime/subscribe Thinking about a career in corrections? Thinking about committing a crime? Correctional Sergeants Jake Welder and Jonathan Bates talk about life and the law behind bars, the challenges facing America's Forgotten Cop-- the correctional officer. The first responders on beats made up exclusively of our communities' most dangerous people. MERCH https://my-store-108c6f6.creator-spring.com/Jake Welder and Jonathan Bates True Crime
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  • 199. "Celebrity" in jail
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    What does "Celebrity" get you in jail? Harassment? An extended sentence? Bodyguards? An early release? In this episode of Hard Time we discus cases from the US, France, and Belgium of Celebs in trouble with the law, incarcerated at federal jails and imprisoned for Political reasons.

    Updates on former cases, and of course new Jake Jokes as well as the latest from Jakes Jail. Enjoy!

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    1 hr and 9 mins
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