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There is a difference between jails and prisons. In Nevada, jails are county or city-run detention centers for inmates who have just been arrested, who are awaiting trial, or who are serving misdemeanor or gross misdemeanor sentences. Prisons are state-run detention centers that house people who are serving felony sentences. Who goes to jail in …
Run by the Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC), Colorado prisons are detention facilities where convicted felons serve out their sentence. They are usually located in rural areas of the state. In contrast, Colorado jails are usually located near a courthouse. They house people who either 1) have been recently arrested, 2) are awaiting trial and …