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General Slang
paperwork
· noun · prison
Your court docs — and proof you're not a nonce or a snitch.
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Court records, plea agreements, pre-sentence investigation reports. On the inside, other inmates may demand to see your paperwork to verify your charge and that you didn't cooperate. 'Bad paperwork' means sex offences or snitch history — both get you hurt.
“New guy refused to show paperwork, so the car wouldn't let him sit at their table.”
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paperwork In A Sentence
New guy refused to show paperwork, so the car wouldn't let him sit at their table.
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What does paperwork mean in prison and street slang?
It's your court documents — used as proof that you're not a 'nonce' (sex offender) or a snitch.
How do you use paperwork in a sentence?
"They asked to see his paperwork before letting him settle on the wing."
Why is paperwork important inside?
Because court docs can verify the charges someone's really in for, clearing them of being an informant or sex offender.
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