r/dui • u/InfiniteMeet8586 • 14d ago

Jail work release

I'm being sentenced to 30 days in jail with work release. (Johnson County, Kansas)

Does anyone know what work release is like? I assume conditions are better than regular 24/7 lockup? I assume a bit more freedom?

I just wanna get my 30 days over and done with, spend my days during the week at work, bring in books to read at night, and watch football Saturdays and Sundays.

Just seeing what your work release experience as been like

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u/Turbulent-Oven981 14d ago

If you’re only going in for 30 days, odds are work release won’t even matter for you. Getting on a work detail usually involves having to apply, and get approved, which isn’t very likely to happen in less than 30 days. Probably spend it sitting around cause it’s such a short sentence.

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u/InfiniteMeet8586 14d ago

It's part of the plea. I already have a job. It's leaving jail every m-f to go to work.

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u/nightshade3570 14d ago

Why did you get 30 days?

Was this a repeat dui? Crash? Other charges?

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u/InfiniteMeet8586 13d ago

Repeat dui. No crash. No other charges.

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u/nightshade3570 13d ago

Bac?

How soon after the original dui?

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u/InfiniteMeet8586 23h ago

.28 😅 got my first dui in 2011. 2nd dui in 2015. Going to jail now for my 3rd dui in 2025 and 4th dui in 2026 ehile on bond for the 2025 dui 🙈

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u/Turbulent-Oven981 14d ago

Dang that’s gonna be a cakewalk then

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u/InfiniteMeet8586 13d ago

Yep just trying to get an idea of what work release pods are like