How Prison Parole ACTUALLY Works

[@TheInfographicsShow]

... almost like asking your parents if you can stay outside for one more hour...

[@theyoutubeteam9057]

The Infographics Show hi

[@rndargis0]

More like asking your parents if you can go out and if you’re not back by the curfew, you’re grounded for 3 months... well that what I understand from the video

[@Matt5000]

Hi Infograhics

[@Aviatial]

Eggdog

[@jayden6324]

YEET

[@alm5992]

I hate hearing about kidnappers or abusive people getting parole so soon, and house arrest is a joke nowadays; people love to stay inside.

[@speenta4879]

Ok what do you think jail is for Jail is not meant as a punishment it’s a rehabilitation it’s meant to give someone a second chance at life you know making them a productive member of society

[@speenta4879]

Also violent offenders like you said rarely get parole

[@nytep8581]

You don’t like staying home anymore. Cause you are stuck inside with Covid.

[@nagihan8114]

@@speenta4879 Jail and rehabilitation? HAHA funny.

[@Tim85-y2q]

House arrest is quite a bit different than "staying inside" in any normal sense.

[@hassana1077]

They can escape and never be tracked down if they use Nord VPN

[@tomvandenboogaard7663]

😂🤣

[@futuredockey3695]

FSE

[@kitty-danger]

😂

[@nesirsitsir]

You're not Justin Y

[@Aramis419]

BWAAAAHAHAHA!! Come on, this isn't a Simon Whistler video! Wrong sponsor!

[@jacobt74]

I knew the banana crime was going to start with a Florida man

[@aidenpn12games]

Graystillplays loves floridaman

[@aidenpn12games]

And I live in florida!!

[@jacobsalasis]

Yet another reason to not live in Florida

[@rn-zu5ld]

@@jacobsalasis yep

[@chillzz4082]

E I ate alligator in Florida today

[@rolanddonaldson271]

You can learn how to escape easily, with skillshare

[@VortexVolt]

Lol

[@logunluc]

When infographics help criminals

[@sammalone7881]

Honestly if a person is legitimately changed from their time in Prison I could care less about what they did. Ostracizing reformed inmates is ignorant and pretty hypocritical in a society that claims to be progessive and tolerant.

[@Sevvin89]

I agree.

[@brokenwishbone422]

I was on parole for several years. Parole differs from state to state. There is NO more parole in the federal prison system anymore. I am in Maryland, served 7 years in prison for distribution.

[@willwill2039]

Neal what you do

[@lukphom3727]

Will Will did u not read distribution

[@shadowmoasic3524]

The Infographics Show teaching prisoners how to get parole :)

[@americanmapper2445]

Prisoners don't have phones

[@RoosterD93]

Raphael Siy but many do have or can earn/buy internet access

[@lonelyvariety]

David Cao prison Internet probably can’t play KZbin videos that well

[@Mario87456]

Well it will teach future prisoners

[@avery4758]

I heard prisoners can get phones by sneaking them in, it's not hard I think and you can get other things

[@MidnightBloomDev]

*I watched all infographics videos.* _I'm now fully trained secret agent controlling governments and corporations._

[@osse1n]

I have hard time to take these serious topics with that animation and music.

[@yazhazdazspaz3662]

Kinda

[@brianstabile165]

O'SSÉIN - Master Your Mind With Me yeah kinda really with the banae

[@kunaalchatterjee6090]

69

[@co8wei]

War Atrocities? Assassinations? Gotta keep those pearly whites showing.

[@Zeleiah]

😂😂👏🏻 best comment I’ve seen in a long time!!!

[@Zeleiah]

My best friend got out of a federal prison about a year ago, and we’re still still friends if not better for it. Everyone makes mistakes. I’m not perfect so I don’t judge him at all.

[@abrahamsalamah5773]

LOL if he saw the first part of your first sentence he'll probably go micheal myers on you

[@phanx0m924]

What he do and was it he or she?

[@phatmatty165]

I was on parole in NY state from 2016 or so til 2018... I actually got violated for getting caught staying overnight with tinder girls too many times. I didn’t meet a single woman who cared I was on parole... most of them thought it was hot. Plus too I was jacked at the time since I spent my days in the yard gettin after it while locked up... I actually miss those days man, never slayed so much tail before or ever again after. I ended up getting one of those girls pregnant and was released from parole shortly after. Now here I am, 30 yrs old with beautiful little girl and work as a software dev (though I had my cs degree before getting in trouble). The mother of my child only knew me for about 3 weeks when she found out she was pregnant and decided to keep the baby. We’re still together. Wild right ?

[@reinajalana]

lol very. But a pretty good "Happily ever after" story if I've ever heard one!

[@slowpoke6743]

I saw my ex and her new boyfriend crossing the street when a bus ran them over and killed them both. I thought to myself, wow that could've been me. ...then I remembered, I cant drive a bus

[@Drsultan.9]

Sorry for that man. Hope you get better soon and learn how to drive busses

[@charlescalvin2095]

@@Drsultan.9 i think he's joking

[@coolestdude244]

@leekaimun gaming no

[@SoloHen]

Something is off i can feel it.

[@thebigbros9794]

@@charlescalvin2095 sultan was joking read his comment

[@mistrfusion5080]

Floridaman (not surprising) 😂 FLORIDAMAN SAVES THE DAY

[@aidenpn12games]

Graystillplays boiz

[@JayDude07]

It would depend on what the crime was and if they are truly remorseful. Repeatedly punishing someone after they served their time is a way to guarantee that they remain a criminal forever as they will usually only find acceptance within the criminal community. So ya I could date and ex con

[@JamesLard32]

So much this. It's just like addicts. If they truly want to get better you can't keep throwing their addiction in their face and punishing them for it. Yeah tough love is needed... But if you just focus on their mistakes and their past instead of supporting their decision to be better as well they'll never be able to stay clean.

[@nexpro6118]

Do you not get many dates? Lol

[@Aramis419]

Being closed away in a concrete building and promptly forgotten about isn't really great for personal morale. That being said, *24601*!!!!!

[@puremaga643]

444505 MDOC (MI)...this video is a fkn joke and pushes bs lies

[@conquistadorrecords]

Maybe you guys should make a video explaining how bonds work.

[@perfectgematriadecodesabc4259]

What’s a bond

[@the_once-and-future_king.]

@@perfectgematriadecodesabc4259 You know when on TV a suspect is released on bail of x amount of money? That money is the bond. It's basically a financial agreement to not skip bail or flee.

[@ma6919]

Me: hey do you have parole Prisoner: yeh Me:(whips out UNO reverse card) Here just show the officer this

[@phjorland]

Prisoner: (Takes out another UNO reverse card) Nahh...

[@Dogday5267.]

🤪🤪😂😅

[@MarigoldLoves]

Don't you mean "are you on parole "??

[@myles3856]

Yes

[@melissajohnson5734]

Man I wish that I was the way it was

[@TheLegend-iz5oh]

Next video: *How to beat the infographic show*

[@aidenpn12games]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAW

[@ravnitesanchez6183]

Id think that is possible lol

[@KingGarciaVega]

Can you do one for probation now everytime I tell someone I'm on probation they look at me like I killed someone

[@gamersens2363]

Could you do a future video about tearing your ACL? Football season is back and already hearing so much from announcers, mentioning ACL injuries. I know it’s common but this channel gives more information than what I’m willing to pay attention to from reading.

[@michaelr3583]

I need an infographics movie. Love these animations

[@SDandRnRoll]

6:15 disappointed none of the animals bobbed their heads

[@vAqeii]

So that's why I was interviewed in prison

[@Weird_but_neat]

You guys make so much about prisons and I love it

[@ouwafhusadkgj6199]

Imagine editing your comments so replies don’t make sense

[@dkbroman]

Or use a get out of jail free card

[@fernandosotelo964]

Why does this not have thousands of likes lol

[@lindabob8895]

@@fernandosotelo964 Its one day old.

[@SykotikShadow]

It's better to stay in jail, sit back and collect money rather than land on on other players properties and fork out cash. Best thing you can do is put 4 individual houses on all your properties and do not upgrade to hotels that way you have a Monopoly on the houses and no one else can build or even upgraded to a hotel. 😂

[@thygreatmark]

Lol this is amazing

[@z3r0_35]

There’s one other thing you neglected to mention about parole, and anybody who’s seen the film Heat might know what I’m talking about. If somebody finds out your a parolee, especially an employer, they’ll often take this as an excuse to treat you like something they stepped in, lest they rat to your parole officer if you even lift a finger in protest of the treatment. This can even extend as far as illegal activities like forcing you to work overtime without pay.

[@JamesLard32]

I don't judge people on parole or probation. I've been friends with a few people on probation... They turned out to be pretty cool. Just because someone has made bad decisions doesn't make them a bad person. Chronic or violent offenders? That's a different story but in my experience first time offenders are usually just people who made a poor choice or two.

[@lilythesunrise]

thank you for the info! this is so cool

[@Rqptor_omega]

Prisoners love this channel for a reason

[@Beowolfenstein]

When I saw the Board of Pardons & got my parole granted followed by immediate release, "immediate release" didn't mean I got to leave that day. I waited an additional 4 months for the paperwork to get file, plus your parole officer comes & visits you first. some inmates are their longer 7-9 months, in some cases up to a year, because they haven't gotten a place to live or it hasn't gotten approve by their parole officer. I got lucky mine was only 4 months for my "Immediate Release".

[@CPtracker080]

whats your felony

[@Beowolfenstein]

x2 Riot

[@gregplano853]

My cellie was given "immediate release," but he had over $350 on his books over the past year, but at the time had no money on his books, so he couldn't get transitional funding to pay for his halfway house. They had just passed a new policy that denied people transitional funding if you had over $350 on your books in the past 12 months. He had to sit in prison an extra six months while saving money working at a job that paid him 30 cents an hour to pay for his first month at the halfway house. This was in idaho.

[@halfen6494]

Inmate: what ya in for You: I hit my girlfriend with a banana Inmate: So YoU gAnGsTa

[@judithm375]

Surely it's not so much a matter of the prisoner "taking responsibility" as knowing the right thing to say to the Parole Board.

[@medicus1621]

I think majority of infographics staff is on parole If it's not true then Why infographics is Soo interested in prisoners and crimes

[@TheInfographicsShow]

You think? 😜

[@medicus1621]

@@TheInfographicsShow sometimes 😅 My mistake

[@curtisanthony1328]

Prince Singh I’m surprised they understood whatever it is you’re trying to say... The English is so bad

[@medicus1621]

Curtis I am really sorry English is not my native language

[@mariacupo4955]

@@medicus1621 Don't worry about it. I understood you just fine. 😊

[@JackiePhillipsTheSocialPet]

Lots of great information.

[@porscheguy09]

As someone who served time in prison one of the things that surprised me was how much of the population that saw the reason they were in prison as being someone else’s fault. Probably over 90% of the people I talked to while in prison didn’t think they had anything to do with being there. They wouldn’t accept responsibility for their actions. It was always the cop that arrested them or the person that ratted them out that was to blame. It had nothing to do with them choosing to break the law. At least not in their eyes. It also blew my mind at how many guys would get locked down or put in solitary for doing something against the rules and then getting caught but then wondering why the C.O.’s were always out to get them. They didn’t seem to understand that if you don’t break the rules then you don’t have to deal with getting reprimanded. Another thing that I noticed was that a high number of inmates were left handed. All my life growing up I only knew or even saw a handful of left handed people. In prison I couldn’t believe how many were left handed. I don’t know if there’s any statistics or research on that but it seems like an awful lot of criminals are left handed. It was just something that I noticed and couldn’t believe.

[@charleslyons88]

A lot of prisons are releasing inmates to parole because it’s cheaper but the drawback is the paroles don’t have the fear of going back to prison and just becomes a revolving door.

[@TheNeoLoneWolf]

I can't imagine how hard it would be to reintegrate into society after being in prison for any period of time. I already feel like I can barely function in society just because of mental health issues. I feel so isolated I just want to die.

[@sad-pt7xd]

1:15 The Innocent Convicted Prisoners: *Am I a joke to you?*

[@Wellch]

For any of the questions, don’t say I Plea The 5th Amendment

[@coldchillin8382]

Wellch there’s so many numbers in the constitution, but I can only choose one.... fif!

[@Dogday5267.]

Nesko Pie 1,2,3,4.....FIF!! 🤪🤪

[@almabach]

Greetings from Brazil

[@KenBober]

Parole is there to supervise the offender. Probation is there to violate you and charge you with a new made up crime. I had 2 years of probation back in 08. I had a well paying job, a very decent apartment, and was starting a life with my girlfriend. I passed every drug test with flying colors and passed every surprise home inspection. I was almost violated for working on a police car due to being in the auto body field. "That's police contact!" Well the head of probation for the state got involved and had the charges dropped and gave me administrative discharge. I never even had any contact with the officer. Just turned the wrench on his car. Now keep in mind I was on probation for a drinking offense, not robbery or injuring anyone.

[@mariacupo4955]

LOL Infographics is so weird. I absolutely love it.

[@markbrown8023]

wow that sounds rough and it is so thorough going thru parole.

[@85Pegasus85]

Parole is unconstitutional. If your sentence is complete, your debt to society should be considered paid and all rights should be immediately restored upon release

[@riceracm]

Fun with Guns Parole ends when your original sentence would have ended. So lets say you get sentenced to 5 years, but are granted parole after 3 years and let out of prison. Your parole would then last for the next 2 years, or the time left on your sentence upon being granted parole. After that 2 year period is over, your supervision ends and you are “free.” (Except from all the problems faced by ex-cons mentioned in the video)

[@tigernotwoods914]

You’re sentence isn’t complete while on parole. You’re still in custody. You’re just finishing your sentence in the halfway house or home instead of behind the wall.

[@Guy-cb1oh]

Not if Parole is part of the sentence itself.

[@engineeredtech1162]

Hey can you guys make a vs episode where its Agent47 vs John Wick. Thanks

[@jeremyw.norwood1453]

John Wick wins it, hands down.

[@newmexicogunnigga9145]

@@jeremyw.norwood1453 tf no agent 47 is a genitically modified super soldier.. John wick is jus skilled agent 47 would win

[@rouletteadeadlyddance7865]

I learn a new thing with every video

[@monke12355]

Great video! :)

[@mackenziefernandez2884]

My mother is currently going through this

[@millco004]

This is very interesting but very well explained ✅

[@thegreengamer882]

a small job and a small apartment in a clean side of town... oh man i wish that was the case in any state /:

[@marcustrelle4898]

I've been wondering lately what would happen if a parolee was only pretending to be remorseful and they are smart enough to wait until their parole period is over to taunt people over the fact that they lied and they can't be sent back to prison because their parole is over. Has anyone ever used this loophole?

[@jackguy5890]

This is great

[@Anonymous14781]

I am taking notes

[@gragog5837]

How did they know, the first thing I thought of, when they said, "im on house", was to say that yo get out of a date.

[@josephfox9221]

I've noticed a common theme this past week with infographics. Did someone go to jail

[@babablacksleep2488]

can you guys do the history of slavery not only in america but everywhere?

[@rabbit0664]

That'd be an interesting topic

[@matthewjay660]

I’d be fine with befriending a parolée.

[@OceanAce]

Remember Morgan Freeman's response to the parole board in The Shawshank Redemption?

[@kitkatkruncher22]

No i do not

[@joelmancha3009]

Last one😪

[@oldchannel5576]

no

[@lukezuzga6460]

A Florida man... Shocked!

[@AdolfoCardoza777]

Mom it wasn't my fault I can't learn in school infographics show is a better then my teacher

[@Tkizzyy]

Idk how it works in the states, but i'm currently on federal parole in canada and depending on your charges your conditions can also include financial disclosure as they said i violated and breached because i didnt show them my bank statement

[@mischievousmovementsformis3178]

this had a hint of Florida man meme

[@seanfield1329]

Noticed the ok hand gesture

[@ncrdisabled]

man i never had that problem in my 57 years yet!

[@itssyii2361]

5:06 threw hella shade a didn't even attempt to hide it either.

[@emeraldgeneral1]

11:08 *big time rush theme plays as camera suddenly zooms in on bed*

[@joannamyers1268]

I just remember that Jaycee Dugard's kidnapper was on parole at the time for a prior offense. No inspection ever noticed anything wrong during the entire 18 years of her captivity. In fact, they thought he was a model prisoner. Some people can fool the system if they act convincing.

[@mrsubin9724]

Make more videos like this and on hackers law and serial killer

[@williamjohnson1668]

Violence, prejudice, and hatred are learned behaviors and a person is not born with them.

[@Alecksyyxo]

Who eats sushi with a fork?

[@jakemurray1575]

this channel is so dope

[@theEvaradio]

5:07 wowww u had to violate us Floridians like that 😭

[@MistahGigglez214]

I have a friend that was on parole for quite some time after an altercation with her abusive mother

[@vesperone3905]

I have 3 generation prisons no parole

[@wolfster1063]

So I use to work on the docks at Disney world and I made the joke about the 3:00 parade all the time to the guests so Im really hoping that I can say I contributed to this.

[@R.a.t.t.y]

If you didn't actually commit the crime, found guilty on circumstantial evidence, and have spend your time in prison gathering information for a retrial - does this make you inappropriate for parole, as you don't regret it and don't plan to change your (impeccable) behaviour?

[@treborironwolfe978]

"..a Florida man, not surprisingly..." ;)

[@GuyInBlackClothes]

This is very cool! Also I wouldn't mind having a gf or friend that is a parolee. Especially if that person is a changed person from what their crime was.

[@ftnppg1272]

I have seen people get 5 and 6 year sentences and parole out after going to prison for a few months. They do get timed served for county jail though. As long as it's not violent and depending on the wording of the sentence...

[@frankym69]

I got probation and just got off of it yesterday. If I couldn't stand that, I won't be able to handle parole.

[@aparks1437]

*potential prisoners taking notes*

[@sopek1427]

Advertisement every 3 minutes? Seriously...

[@nickyhoward]

Get Ad Block then 🤷‍♀️

[@JiaPia3]

I live in South Florida...we don’t claim the rest of the state.

[@dokkon]

Awsome Videos

[@paulnash6944]

Honestly, I’m not a fan of the parole board. The job of our legal professionals is to determine if the accused is guilty or not, and carry out sentencing, that’s it! What I say we should do is create fixed sentences for each crime, regardless of the circumstances. It would eliminate any social bias in regards to punishment for the wrongdoing, and relieve the burdens the parole board puts on our legal system.

[@AdolfoCardoza777]

Really

[@wysteriaherr8306]

My ex father in law told the judge that he should be allowed to do whatever he wanted to do in his own home. His crime? Child molestation. I hope he dies in prison.

[@selfdiscardedkingofruin7291]

Parole isn't bad as long as you stay out of trouble.

[@brucedavidson9499]

Currently on 18-month probation for an assault charge (a friend of mine robbed my house so i beat them up) thankfully since am only 2 years away from my degree the judge gave me a choice, a criminal record or anger management class and having to report into a probation officer every month. I chose the anger management and so far its been ok. another 10 months and it will be like it never happened. Just keep your head down and you will make it through. staying off rader puts you ahead of 75% of the other guys being judged.

[@robbrown3941]

Bruce Davidson you got lucky bro. Don’t get in the crosshairs again. You now know full well how hungry the jaws of our kangaroo courts system is. Stay free and never take life for granted. 🤙🏾

[@brucedavidson9499]

@@robbrown3941 ​ Rob Brown Don't worry I plan to make the most of it. I am going full time in my degree after I take care of some upgrading courses that I need to take one at a time after that I ll be heading up t northern bc to work in the research centers

[@robbrown3941]

Bruce Davidson best of luck to you friend. Don’t look back. Fulfill that dream. 👍🏾

[@brianlam257]

Hence the line: "I say whatever is necessary to get me out of jail"

[@MouseCIick]

i would befriend one depending on their offense, reasons, and if they repent. hopefully hardship like this would change a person. some people deserve second chances.

[@ritesh146]

Hey Infographic, I used to love your channel but now, your head nodding animations is getting pretty dull. And also in every video, the subject materials only starts from half way through the video. The intro is too long!

[@agentnull5242]

Arrested for twerking. We need to implement this in every country.

[@gianttacogod]

Can you do rico Rodriguez vs you

[@itzak9842]

You are the best

[@alexbara100]

Assaulting with a banana? Seriously? That is the stupidest thing to be arrested for

[@troylucas6401]

Yeah I would being that I'm out of rehab so I know it's hard telling people about it because I'm worried what they might think even though prison might not be the same but I'm am hesitant to tell people this