jailhouse

The first county building, the jailhouse was built in 1827.

"I would think that a jailhouse is the last place you'd want to be seen."

"Maybe you think there's only one jailhouse he could get into."

It might be the beginning of the end, the first step toward the jailhouse.

A call was put in to Tyson at his jailhouse.

The path of unwanted children can all too often lead to the jailhouse.

The men who return find that there is not even a jailhouse left standing to hold more than a few dozen of them.

Rodriguez took up a command position in the old jailhouse.

But when her mother arrived for a jailhouse visit, she was crying, too.

The landscape of jailhouse Islam has changed in the past year, he said.

I never found a way out of the jailhouse.

The jailhouse has since been restored and tours are given.

"And besides, no court or jailhouse currently built could ever hope to hold this thing."

He grew up in a Baltimore housing project, close to the jailhouse.

"I'm not making any jailhouse confessions, they have a way of turning up later on."

Room 7021 is palatial when compared with the rest of the jailhouse.

It's about something I saw up in that jailhouse room of his.'

Did all that jailhouse religion convince you to take responsibility for your son?

Today, criminals walk in one door of the jailhouse and out the other."

The tony vacation towns are, after all, only 10 miles away from the jailhouse.

Are jailhouse keys harder to come by than other varieties?

She was afraid to go looking around a jailhouse.

While in prison, Locke was the editor of a jailhouse newspaper.

The officials were the first to describe the extensive jailhouse interviews since they began a week ago.

One month after their arrest, the government started jailhouse negotiations with opposition leaders.