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10 Episodes
S3 E1 - Episode 1
S3 E2 - Episode 2
S3 E3 - Jails in Fort Worth TX, Las Vegas NV & Portland OR
S3 E4 - Episode 4
S3 E5 - Episode 5
S3 E6 - Episode 6
S3 E7 - Episode 7
S3 E8 - Episode 8
S3 E9 - Episode 9
S3 E10 - Episode 10
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10 Episodes - 21min - English
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Streaming details for Jail - Season 3 on Peacock Premium
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Streaming details for Jail - Season 3 on Peacock Premium
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10 Episodes - 21min - English
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Streaming details for Jail - Season 3 on Peacock Premium Plus
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Streaming details for Jail - Season 3 on The CW
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Streaming details for Jail - Season 3 on Plex Player
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Streaming details for Jail - Season 3 on Spectrum On Demand
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Streaming details for Jail - Season 3 on The Roku Channel
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Synopsis
JAIL gives viewers a front row seat as recently arrested suspects face entry into the criminal justice system. From their initial arrival and interactions with corrections officers, through booking, fingerprinting and processing, JAIL chronicles the human drama of suspects adjusting to the harsh and sometimes bumpy reality of pre-trial incarceration in America.
