Although 636,000 people walk out of prison gates a year, people will go to jail more than 11 million times a year, which highlights the enormous jail churn that occurs throughout the U.S.. (visualnews.com)
Wilbert Jones walked through the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison gate around noon Wednesday and into the arms of his brother, sister - in - law and niece — free for the first time in almost 46 years after his 1974 rape conviction was overturned. (innocencenetwork.org)
But what if, after the crook spends 20 years in prison, the judge meets him at the prison gates and says, «Aren't I merciful to let you out of prison today?» (redeeminggod.com)