Don't Throw Rocks at the Prison is not a book about how to survive jail. It's a book about why you should never go there.
Written as the deterrence companion to the Handy Dandy Guide for Surviving in Jail, it walks you through exactly what jail costs, chapter by chapter: your dignity at intake, your freedom and privacy in housing, and ten hard rules for getting through - minding your business, staying clear of gangs, gambling, and debts, staying on point, checking paperwork, and guarding your personal life - plus the law library, the drug trade, the grind of outdated rhythms, and the danger that follows you right up to the door home.
Every rule in here exists because the place is that hostile. And every chapter ends the same way: don't come here. Remember the jail, never forget it, never go back - and the only sure way to never go back is to never come at all.