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What is the term used when you get your possessions back on leaving prison?

puzzleking123 | 12:07 Thu 28th Apr 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Is there a proper word used please in prison terminology. Thanks

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Possessions are kept in a property bag

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cataloguing is the term i got

What a disappointing answer! I was expecting some phrase from a prison language or cockney rhyming slang

Postdog

I know the buggers kept my fags when I was discharged

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