After the trial ends ,Tom is being transported to jail ,what happens to him ?
Once Tom is transported to jail, he will be processed and booked. This typically involves having his personal belongings confiscated, being fingerprinted and photographed, and being given a prisoner number. He will then be taken to a holding cell or assigned to a specific cell or block within the jail.
While in jail, Tom will be subject to the rules and regulations of the facility, including meal times, recreation periods, and visitation hours. He will also have the opportunity to communicate with his attorney and participate in any necessary court proceedings.
Depending on the outcome of the trial, Tom may be sentenced to serve time in jail or prison, or he may be released on bail or parole. If sentenced to serve time, he will remain in jail until his release date, at which point he will be transferred to a prison to serve the remainder of his sentence.