Prison (2024)

In BitLife, the player can go to Prison. This will happen if the player commits a crime. They will be fired from their job and their new title will be "Prisoner". On iOS in August 2019, the background is changed to a prison background and the character's face will have a cage with bars over it. Characters can still get a prison job, but these are low-pay. There are also many more things to do in prison. The new activities were added in Android in February 2020.

Contents

  • 1 Sentence
  • 2 Escaping
  • 3 Riots
  • 4 Appeals
  • 5 Paroles
  • 6 Interacting with Relationships
  • 7 Trivia

Sentence

The sentence dependson the type and amount of crimes the player has committed. If the player goes to prison more than once, the sentence of the crime doubles each time. Years can be added on by assaulting a peace officer or (sometimes) a fellow inmate, inciting a riot, or being caught trying to escape.

As of August 8, 2019, iOS players now can receive a death sentence if their crime is severe enough. It is also possible to receive a false sentence. They can also have a life sentence in prison and can be put into either a minimum, medium, or maximum security prison. Committing higher crimes gets a higher security prison and bad behaviour in prison could move a character into a higher-level security prison.

In some countries, like Canada and Japan, it is also possible for your character to be falsely accused of a crime they did not commit.

Escaping

Each year, the player has an option to try escaping prison. The player will have to go through a minigame, which they can either quit immediatelywhen the minigame starts. This will allow no consequences, but they can't escape jail again that year. If the player tries to escape, they have to get past the guard and get to the exit. The guard moves twice for every one move the player makes. However, the guard always moves to the player in the same line the player is at. If trapped by walls, the guard will be unable to make moves where the wall blocks them.

If the player fails the minigame and the guard catches them (or if they surrender, an action available after making any move), they return back to prison but this time with a couple more years added to their sentence with the felony "Attempted escape".

If the player succeeds, they will gain back the freedom of going to the casino, seeking the doctor, and also get an achievement for escaping (if they have not gotten it yet). However, they may still be unable to adopt or find work in certain jobs because of their criminal record. Successfully escaping prison multiple times in one life gets the Houdini ribbon. Emigrating legally to another country while as an escaped convict will not track the crimes committed unless the character returns back to their original country. Trying to enlist into the military or choosing "Call the police" to any scenario that applies will automatically get them caught and sent back to prison.

In the latest update, there have been new escape puzzles. Maximum-security prisons have much more complex escape routes while minimum-security prisons have simpler escape routes. There is a mix of new puzzles and existing puzzles in each level of security. A prisoner brought back after escaping will most likely be sent to a maximum-security prison.

If the character is a juvenile and escapes juvenile hall, there is a chance that character's parent(s) could send them back (usually if the player has lower/empty relationships with their parents), and the player will end with the Jailbird ribbon, if this event happens ten times or more, the player will get the Houdini ribbon instead.

Riots

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The player is able to start a riot in jail. A successful riot will cause some people to be injured and/or dead. If they fail at starting a riot, they will be assaulted by the other prisoners, and risk getting charged if they bumped into a guard but still gain respect. Depending on the severity of the assault, the player loses health. If the player gets caught starting the riot, their sentence is increased. They may only riot once per year.

Rioting requires you to go through a minigame much like the classic Snake— using directional arrows, collect different prisoners (the required number is indicated at the top and increases each time you riot) while avoiding bumping into the walls, police officers, or even your chain of prisoners! After a set number of prisoners are recruited, officers will start appearing one by one on the screen. When you finish recruiting all the prisoners needed, they will all split up and attack the officers. The aftermath of a riot usually results in a some injuries and deaths, but on Android, your character might also have their sentence extended.

There is a very rare chance that your character will escape in a riot, If that happens, you gain an achievement!

Appeals

The player can try to send an appeal to one of three law firms. The playerhas to pay for the appeals to make this possible. If they fail, they can no longer send appeals that year. If they succeed, they will be found not guilty of their crimes and get released from jail. In some cases, they will remain in jail but will have a considerable number of years taken off of their sentence. The most expensive law firm is the best to pick as the chances of being found not guilty are high if you do so, though there is a chance that you will still lose the appeal.

Paroles

As of the 8/8/2019 update, if you have a long sentence and serve a considerable amount of years in it without escaping, you can be sent on parole board, and you'll have to answer a question. If you answer the question correctly, you will be released early.

Players whose characters are in prison and have their notifications on may receive a notification where their character is being offered parole— much like the other events that work on notifications, if they open the app within an hour, they'll also be prompted with a chance to be released early.

Interacting with Relationships

In nations that allow this, a character can set up a conjugal visit with their lover but to do so, the guards and the lover must agree before visiting. The visit is like a hook-up and the lover will not help escape from prison. The guards will not allow your character to ask for too many conjugal visits and will tell them to stop if they continue doing so too many times in a year.

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Characters may also send and receive mail from family and lovers but could risk having it confiscated by the guards. Family members may send care packages and your character may accept and use the item, ignore, or return to sender. If the package is returned to sender, the relationship will lower. There is a chance the guards may confiscate your package and give you a beating (decreasing your health and happiness), no matter which option you choose.

Trivia

  • The player gets more events to try various drugs or alcohol than if they weren't in jail. The drugs and alcohol become more dangerous(?) and normal addiction rules still apply.
  • The player is able to end their lives in jail, ending their run.
  • If the player's family member dies, they won't be able to attend their funeral.
    • Divorce can happen while in prison and usually leads in a hefty settlement against your character. Breakups can also happen while in prison, and players can choose to wish them well, insult them one last time, or beg them to stay. They cannot assault them since they are in prison.
  • The player's health declines quicker in prison, making them more susceptible to diseases. Players with jail sentences of 50 years or higher likely will not survive to see their release.
  • As of August 8th, 2019, iOS players now can do more activities in prison, such as having conjugal visits with lovers and joining gangs. Some countries do not legalize conjugal visits and minimum-security prisons don't have gangs, so they are not always available. Conjugal visits cannot be done if the lover does not oblige.
  • Escape puzzles are harder in maximum security and need more precision and take much longer to complete. If your character was caught escaping, they will go to at least a medium security prison unless they have emigrated.
  • If the player is in a crime syndicate and is sent to prison, then escapes, they will remain in the crime syndicate. All other jobs as well as any kind of education will be forced to dismiss the player.
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FAQs

What does 6 5 mean in prison? ›

(US prison) code for a correctional officer; thus a warning when one approaches.

What is the prison paradox? ›

The prisoner's dilemma is a game analyzed in game theory. It is a thought experiment that challenges two completely rational agents to a dilemma: they can cooperate with their partner for mutual benefit or betray their partner ("defect") for individual reward.

What is the all day prison slang? ›

All Day

Caught a life sentence? You're in prison all day, a term used by those incarcerated in Australia as far back as 1910. If you have a life sentence without parole, you've got all day and a night. If you're only in for a year, then you're doing a bullet.

How can I reduce my federal prison time? ›

How to Get a Federal Sentence Reduced: 5 Ways
  1. Criminal History. In different cases, a person might have a significant, minor, or nonexistent criminal history, which will all play into the criminal history mitigating factor analysis to reduce a sentence. ...
  2. Diminished Capacity. ...
  3. Coercion and Duress. ...
  4. Aberrant Behavior. ...
  5. Fast Track.
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What does 25 mean in jail? ›

For example, sentences of "15 years to life," "25 years to life," or "life with mercy" are called "indeterminate life sentences", while a sentence of "life without the possibility of parole" or "life with no mercy" is called a "determinate life sentence" (essentially indicating that there is almost no chance of release ...

What does a 13 tattoo mean in prison? ›

The number 13 is a numeric symbol for the Aryan Circle, the large Texas-based racist prison gang. Substituting letters for numbers, 1 and 3 equals A and C, i.e., AC or Aryan Circle.

What prison does to the brain? ›

While some inmates may actually thrive with higher–than–normal stress hormones, many of them will suffer more adverse effects. They can have panic attacks and difficulty thinking, concentrating, or remembering things. They can even have paranoid or obsessive thoughts or hallucinations.

What are the 4 theories of prison? ›

Four theories that have been explored throughout our history are the Retribution Theory, Deterrence, Incapacitation, and Rehabilitation Theories.

Why do prisoners choose bread over keys? ›

He can't scape since his legs are tied. Therefore, the key is not his first priority, so that he choose the bread. The legs are tied. cant escape.

What does rat mean in prison? ›

Rat. An Informant (an inmate who informs prison officials of any illicit activity within the prison system including prisoners and guards), also "snitch"

What is 12 12 in prison slang? ›

12:01: Used when a prisoner is discharged. "I got a 12:01 tonight." (LA) 12/12: To serve the entire sentence without parole. The end of a penal term.

What does fly a kite mean in jail? ›

One such word is "kite." In a jail or a prison, the term "kite" refers to a written request for something. Kites can be made for anything, but those of us in the medical department deal with medical kites. A typical usage could be this: Inmate: "I need to see the doctor. I'm sick."

What is the 85% rule in federal prison? ›

In federal court you will have to serve 85% of your sentence if convicted of federal charges. Thus, if you are sentenced to 10 years in prison, you will actually serve 8.5 years in prison. However, for most state felony convictions, you will only serve 50% of your actual sentence.

Do federal prisoners get money when released? ›

Do inmates receive money when they are released? Yes. This is often known as gate money.

Can you get out early in federal prison? ›

Federal law allows a credit of 54 days for every 365 days (or one year) of good behavior. To be eligible for early release, a person must be sentenced to more than one year in prison.

What is k10 in jail? ›

K-10 (High Jail Security Risk): This classification shall be utilized for inmates who, based on confirmed information, require administrative segregation from the general population at all times. K-10 inmates shall be housed in single man cells and be waistchained while being transported.

What is a 37 in jail? ›

36. Monkey Mouth: A prisoner who goes on and on about nothing. 37. Monster: HIV.

What does yellow mean in jail? ›

Yellow wristbands are for inmates with medical problems or communicable diseases.

What does 3 dots under the eye mean? ›

The three dots tattoo is a common prison tattoo that represents “mi vida loca,” or “my crazy life.” It's not associated with any particular gang, but with the gang lifestyle itself. This tattoo is typically found on the hands or around the eyes.

What does 3 teardrop tattoo mean? ›

What does teardrop tattoo mean? A teardrop tattoo is a small tattoo in the shape of a teardrop near one or both eyes. It is closely associated with gang and prison culture, where it often indicates one has served time, one has been humiliated, or one has killed. Others may get such a tattoo to represent sorrow or loss.

What do 3 dots tattoo mean? ›

The three dots tattoo represents “Mi Vida Loca,” which translates to “my crazy life.” It often means the struggles of the underprivileged and the minorities. It's a way of saying, “my life is crazy, but I'm thankful for it,” or “life may be crazy, but I'm still here.”

How traumatic is prison? ›

Most people entering prison have experienced a “legacy of victimization” that puts them at higher risk for substance use, PTSD, depression, and criminal behavior. Irritability and aggressive behavior are also common responses to trauma, either acutely or as symptoms of PTSD.

What do you do for fun in prison? ›

The prison yard is full of hobbies, from drawing to working out, chess, reading, handball and playing cards 24-7. Inmates are unfortunately forced to pass the time, but it becomes a nice way to escape their current circ*mstances. This is a great way for you to do the same.

What is the most common mental illness in prisons? ›

The prevalence of mental disorders within the prison population is high; depression, anxiety, substance use and psychotic disorders predominate.

What is the lighthouse prison theory? ›

The panopticon is a disciplinary concept brought to life in the form of a central observation tower placed within a circle of prison cells. From the tower, a guard can see every cell and inmate but the inmates can't see into the tower. Prisoners will never know whether or not they are being watched.

What is the 3 3 prisoners dilemma? ›

If all three players confess, each player gets 8 months in jail. If all three players refuse to confess, each player gets 4 months. If only one player confesses, he/she walks, and the other two gets 12 months each. Finally, if two players confess, they get 6 months each, and the third player gets 12 months.

Why do prisoners get one last meal? ›

According to an article published by BBC News in 2011, the ritual of a last meal offers Americans "poignant human connection to the people they have decided should die for their crimes," citing scholars and legal analysts.

Why are prisoners hooded? ›

During World War II, the Gestapo used it especially in the Breendonk prison in Belgium. It became more popular after World War II as a means of "stealthy torture," since it makes public testimony more difficult; the victim can testify only with difficulty as to who did what to them.

What happens to prisoners who refuse to eat? ›

During the monitoring period, healthcare personnel may determine that an inmate's refusal to eat and/or drink may pose a significant health risk, resulting in a request to remove the inmate from their cell for treatment.

What is a wet cell in prison? ›

You will typically find wet cells—the industry term for a cell with a toilet and sink—in medium- and maximum-security prisons or high-security areas within a jail.

What does bacon mean in prison? ›

19. Prisoners will often refer to paedophiles as animals, wrong-uns, bacon or bacon-head.

Why can't you drop the soap in prison? ›

Etymology. From the exposure of one's buttocks when bending over in a male group shower, in reference to prison rape.

What does D Block mean in jail? ›

In prison days, D Block was the Treatment Unit for disciplinary cases. Alcatraz was a place for the country's worst inmates, and D Block was where they kept the worst of the worst. Prisoners there were locked in their cells for 24 hours a day. There are three tiers to D Block.

What is a buck 50 in prison? ›

Buck fifty - A cut on the face that requires an inmate to get at least 150 stitches. Cell block - A group of cells that make up a section of the prison.

What is a wolf in prison? ›

PRISON WOLF: An inmate who is normally straight on “the outside,” but engages in sexual activity with men while incarcerated.

What is R and D in federal prison? ›

According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), the Receiving and Discharging (R&D) Department handles the arrival operations at all BOP facilities. R&D is where federal inmates go for processing upon arrival.

What is the 100 prisoner rule? ›

The 100 prisoners problem is a mathematical problem in probability theory and combinatorics. In this problem, 100 numbered prisoners must find their own numbers in one of 100 drawers in order to survive. The rules state that each prisoner may open only 50 drawers and cannot communicate with other prisoners.

What are the four types of release? ›

Types of Release
  • Parole. "Parole" means the release of a prisoner to the community by the Board of Parole (BOP) prior to the expiration of the offender's sentence. ...
  • Probation. ...
  • Determinate Release. ...
  • Community Corrections.

Can you buy your way out of jail? ›

The simple answer is yes, you can bail yourself out of jail. Not surprisingly, doing so is typically not as easy as it sounds. In order to bail yourself out of jail, you must be able to pay the entire amount of your bail cost in cash.

Do you lose your Social Security if you go to jail? ›

What happens to my benefits when I am in prison? If you receive Social Security, we'll suspend your benefits if you're convicted of a criminal offense and sentenced to jail or prison for more than 30 continuous days. We can reinstate your benefits starting with the month following the month of your release.

Do inmates know who deposited money? ›

Will the incarcerated individual know who sent him/her the funds? In most states, the incarcerated individual is notified as to who sent the money. In other states, this information is not available.

Can you have a TV in federal prison? ›

Inmates incarcerated within the Federal Bureau of Prisons are not permitted to purchase personal televisions, instead they are allowed to utilize communal TVs in inmate housing units and, at some federal prisons, in recreation departments.

What is good time in federal prison? ›

Q1: What is good time credit? disciplinary regulations.” Good time credit reduces a prisoner's actual time in Bureau of Prisons (BOP) custody. This time off is also called “good conduct time.” The law governing good time can be found at 18 U.S.C. § 3624(b).

Is federal prison better than state prison? ›

Federal prisons tend to have higher security than state ones. Prisoners who have committed violent crimes are more likely to be in state prison, State prisons are often considered to be less safe than federal ones because more violent criminals live in them.

What does Level 5 mean in prison? ›

5. Administrative. This special class of prison encompasses other types of institutions designed to house inmates with special considerations, such as those who are chronically ill, extremely dangerous or a high-escape risk.

What is a Level 6 prisoner? ›

Level 6: Eternal Hell

Eternal Hell (無限地獄, Mugen Jigoku?) is the lowest level of Impel Down. It is where prisoners who are insanely powerful, have caused crimes extremely atrocious, and/or whose mere existences have become a major threat to the World Government itself are kept.

What was number 6 name in the prisoner? ›

According to Markstein: "'Who is Number Six?' is no mystery – he was a secret agent called Drake who quit." Markstein added: The prisoner was going to leave the Village and he was going to have adventures in many parts of the world, but ultimately he would always be a prisoner.

What is level 5 prison in us? ›

There is only one supermax prison remaining in the U.S. federal prison system, ADX Florence in Florence, Colorado.

What is level 10 in prison? ›

Florida breaks down felony offenses into 10 levels of severity. With Level 10 being the most severe and Level 1 being the least serve. Florida's Criminal Punishment Code Scoresheet can be used to determine whether an individual is at risk for going to prison.

What does C mean in prison? ›

Local prisons house prisoners that are taken directly from court in the local area (sentenced or on remand), and training prisons hold long-term and high-security prisoners. Category C. These prisons are training and resettlement prisons; most prisoners are located in a category C.

What does R mean in prison? ›

A classification committee will put an “R” suffix on the classification papers of any. person who: • has been convicted of a crime or juvenile offense that requires them to register as a sex. offender per Penal Code § 290; OR. • had an “R” suffix during a prior prison term (so long as it is consistent with the current.

What does red mean in jail? ›

Someone held in contempt of court (a judge) will be fitted with a red shirt. The various wrist bands that prisoners wear are also significant and have certain meanings, if the shirt color is not a clue enough. Men's Central Jail Los Angeles.

What is the highest level of jail? ›

Administrative Maximum Facility Florence (ADX Florence) is the highest-security federal prison in the United States. The facility is classified as a supermax prison. It houses inmates deemed to require the highest level of control and supervision.

What does high profile inmate mean? ›

HIGH PROFILE INMATES - those are inmates who are. not necessarily charged with heinous crimes but are. prominent figures in society or public figures whose. cases have drawn public interest.

Who is number 1 prisoner? ›

Number 1 is the entity (presumably) in charge of The Village and is presented as the unseen primary antagonist of the 1967-68 British television series The Prisoner.

Who was No 2 in The Prisoner? ›

Number 2 was the title of the chief administrator of The Village in the 1967-68 British television series The Prisoner. In the second episode, "The Chimes of Big Ben", the character was portrayed by British actor Leo McKern, who subsequently reprised his role in the final episodes "Once upon a Time" and "Fall Out".

Who is number 48 in The Prisoner? ›

Number 48 was the title of a nighttime supervisor in The Village. The character appears in the eighth episode ("Dance of the Dead") of the the 1967-68 British television series The Prisoner and was portrayed by English actor Michael Nightingale.

What does FV stand for in prison? ›

Family Violence (FV) Indicator Override.

What are Level 4 prisons in the US? ›

What is a level 4 prison? Levels 3 and 4 are considered maximum security prisons. A maximum-security prison typically houses incarcerated persons with long sentences or transferees who have serious disciplinary issues.

What is the most comfortable federal prison? ›

FPC Pensacola, a minimum-security facility in Pensacola, Florida, has been labeled as one of the “cushiest” in America.

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