(1) To tell a correctional officer you're in fear of being physically assaulted by other prisoners and want to be placed in protective custody.
(2) To threaten another prisoner, so that he has to tell a correctional officer he's in fear of being assaulted by other prisoners and wants to be placed in protective custody.
(2) To threaten another prisoner, so that he has to tell a correctional officer he's in fear of being assaulted by other prisoners and wants to be placed in protective custody.
by Tochterlieber January 06, 2017
Used in jails and prisons, to "check in" means to request a transfer into protective custody. Protective custody is an area within a prison or jail where security is tighter and officer presence is more pronounced. Protective custody is used mainly for rats, people with mental illness and sex offenders.
Johnny checked in the oher day after the guys in his block found out what his charges were.
We told him last week that if he didn't check in, he would be sorry that he came to our pod.
We told him last week that if he didn't check in, he would be sorry that he came to our pod.
by Shaneoj August 22, 2007
Person1: Man, you should buy the new Iphone.
Person 2: What makes you think I can afford that shit? Bitch, I live check to check.
"I live by the beat like you live check to check" Outkast.
Person 2: What makes you think I can afford that shit? Bitch, I live check to check.
"I live by the beat like you live check to check" Outkast.
by Time World July 29, 2010
to meet with or speak with the local street representatives to gain permission to move about freely in their respective local area.
by BobbyLarryIrene September 21, 2019
Frightened? Well I'm not surprised, ya never seen the likes of me. Check it, I want a big fat advance and my alfalfa free.
by Spit Blood April 15, 2003
Determining if someone is all right or on task.
Asking everyone in a meeting to tell one by one how they are doing.
Asking everyone in a meeting to tell one by one how they are doing.
I'll check in with you after work.
We'll start the meeting with a check-in to see how everyone is doing this week.
We'll start the meeting with a check-in to see how everyone is doing this week.
by Cassidy Vall April 07, 2011
A phrase used to make a correction. Used write after the incorrect sentence preceding the correction.
by codenamesmash January 05, 2009