Will a UA student have to stay in jail after a public intoxication arrest? UA’s public-safety guidance states that a person arrested for public intoxication will be required to stay in jail until sober. In Tuscaloosa cases, bond and release procedures may depend on the court, arresting agency, jail rules, and the facts of the case.

Will a UA student have to stay in jail after a public intoxication arrest?

UA’s public-safety guidance states that a person arrested for public intoxication will be required to stay in jail until sober. In Tuscaloosa cases, bond and release procedures may depend on the court, arresting agency, jail rules, and the facts of the case.