Why would jail inmates talk with their jailers about their cases? Weren't their rights read to them when they were arrested? Don't they know that "anything they say can and will be used against them"? Don't any of them ask for lawyers? I've never seen a lawyer appear with an inmate on any episode of Jail. Perhaps they were told that charges would be dropped if they consented to appear on the show, talk about their cases, and let the jailers leer and guffaw at them and strap them to retaining chairs and lock them in holding cells? I'll admit the show is somewhat entertaining, but it hardly smacks of reality.
Review of Jail
