If you have developed the diarrhoeal version then you will experience the following symptoms: 1  Upset stomach. 2  Abdominal pain/cramps. 3  Watery diarrhoea. 4  Nausea.
Released from prison with nowhere to go. You might be released before you get your housing situation sorted out. If you havenât got accommodation for your release date, talk to someone at the prison immediately. Explain that youâll have nowhere to go when you get out and see what help they can give you. There may still be time to make a homeless application or find a place in a hostel. Most prisoners get a discharge grant when they're release from prison. You need to apply for this and, if you're going to be homeless on release from prison, you should mention this on your application form to ensure that you get all the financial assistance that you're entitled to.
For example, if a county jail has a 45-day hold rule, it means from the day your inmate should have been released, the other jurisdiction has 45 days to come pick up and transport the inmate to the new jurisdiction to face the courts. This timeframe can be extended through a court order. Word of Caution. If you have an inmate in jail, who has a bond in the one county and a hold from another county, be careful when it comes to paying bail. In many cases, the county jail will happily accept your bond payment and then politely inform you that your inmate still cannot be released because of the hold.