Tahlia Isaac

Yeah, sure.

You know, when we talk about, like, improving prison systems, ultimately the current system probably needs to be redesigned rather than improved.

And parts of it needs to be totally abolished and other parts need, you know, yeah.

So I think we could probably call it a redesign of our justice system.

But, yeah, I guess to answer your question about what it's like to go to prison, you know, you're –

When I was arrested, I had been in prison already.

Yep.

So, you know, when I was arrested the first time, which is the story that I told in part one.

Yeah.

After that, I spent, I probably did four or five more stints in the watch house.

One stint in a prison for, you know, a couple of weeks.

Yep.

Had a whole heap of different bail conditions set upon me over that course of time, you know.

being excluded from the Gold Coast.

I couldn't go in there.

I had to sign in five days a week.

I was on a curfew, lots of different sort of conditions.

And then the last time I was arrested, I was on bail.

I had conditions, but I had skirted the conditions.

So, I wasn't signing in and there was a warrant.