Snatch out
Pleading guilty to a criminal charge as soon as possible after a reasonable plea deal has been offered, to avoid the risk of a more severe sentence; sometimes done for the sole purpose of causing one's self to be transferred from an unfavorable jail to a state prison.
Also serves as a means of denial, whereby the defendant can claim to have 'snatched out' not because of actual guilt, but because he wanted to 'get his time started'.
Also serves as a means of denial, whereby the defendant can claim to have 'snatched out' not because of actual guilt, but because he wanted to 'get his time started'.
Inmate: "they ain't got shit on me, cuz, but I'm bout to snatch out so they can get me on up out of Mississippi County."
Friend: 'why not fight it and beat the case?'
Inmate: "man, I ain't tryna sit in this county jail for no 9 months... I'm just gonna snatch on out."
Friend: 'why not fight it and beat the case?'
Inmate: "man, I ain't tryna sit in this county jail for no 9 months... I'm just gonna snatch on out."
Snatch out by MODOC May 9, 2013
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